adminReturning looted artefacts will finally restore Africa’s heritage
EUROPEAN museums are under mounting pressure to return the irreplaceable artefacts plundered during colonial times. As an archaeologist who works in Africa, this debate has a very real impact on my research.
Cattle farmers feel the pinch
CATTLE farmers in the Midlands province have started counting losses as the weather begins to take its toll on livestock.
Epoupa saga: DeMbare ready to comply
DYNAMOS chairman Isaiah Mupfurutsa says the leadership at the club will do everything in their power to avoid falling foul to FIFA’s heavy sanctions after they were given a month to pay Christian Joel Epoupa about US$17 000 for alleged breach of contract.
High water costs ‘drown’ Bindura
DESPITE winning the clean water and good corporate governance award, Bindura Municipality is battling with an increase in water treatment costs due to gold panning along the river basins, Mayor Councillor Carlos Tokyo has said.
Cassava Smartech unveils education insurance
Cassava Smartech has launched an education insurance cover product called “Enda Education Cover”.
FIFA open regional office
ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa, his deputy Omega Sibanda and accountant Marylyn Chifamba joined the rest of leaders from the COSAFA region in Johannesburg yesterday as FIFA underlined their commitment to uplifting standards of the game on the continent by opening a regional office in South Africa.
MSU Kwekwe campus takes shape
Midlands State University (MSU) will start constructing its Kwekwe campus soon after mobilising resources for the project, which is part of its multi-campus expansion programme, Vice Chancellor Professor Victor Muzvidziwa has said.
Mthuli’s ‘medicine’ not so bitter, after all
Zimbabwe’S economy has a bright future ahead and that future is not very far.
Schools venture into fish farming
EIGHT schools in Manicaland have embarked on fish farming to boost nutrition, economic development and income generation.
Understanding the world of nutritional psychiatry
In developed and developing countries, people are eating a greater variety of foodstuffs than ever before. This does not follow that they are well-nourished. In fact, many people do not eat enough nutrients that are essential for good brain health especially when opting for a diet of heavily processed food containing artificial additives and sugar.