Korea donates $130k worth of goods
SOUTH Korea yesterday handed over office equipment, furniture and motor vehicles worth $130 000 to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade to assist it in fulfilling its expanded mandate.
Forex allocations for pharmaceutical retailers
Government will prioritise foreign currency allocations to wholesalers and retailers accepting all forms of payment at the expense of those demanding foreign currency payments only, Health and Child Care Minister Dr Obadiah Moyo has said.
Glory for pre-term babies. . .Zimbabwe’s Kangaroo Mother Care delivers miracles
When she was born on June 26, 2013, weighing only 600 grammes, a little girl from Dangamvura high-density suburb in the eastern border city of Mutare, was named Glory which in other words means wonder, magnificence, brilliance and grandeur etc.
Coventry mingles with the Cheetahs
YOUTH, Sport, Arts and Recreation Minister Kirsty Coventry has urged the National Rugby Sevens team to fully express themselves when they take part in the Dubai leg of the HSBC World Series next week.
MDC-Alliance dinner dance row
A fundraising dinner dance called by MDC-Alliance next month has caused fissures within the embattled loose opposition coalition after some started questioning how funds raised from previous efforts had been used.
Forex duty: Car importers stuck at B/Bridge
There was confusion at Beitbridge Border Post yesterday, with luxury vehicle importers refusing to pay excise duty in foreign currency in line with the new regulations announced by Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube in his 2019 National Budget Statement on Thursday.
‘African judiciaries can rise to the occasion’
Africa has the capacity to come up with solutions to problems affecting judiciaries in Africa without having to continue relying on Western countries, Southern African Judicial Administrators Association (SAJAA) chairperson Mrs Rolanda van Wyk has said.
Muzvidziwa installed MSU Vice Chancellor
President Mnangagwa yesterday installed Professor Ngonidzashe Victor Muzvidziwa as substantive Vice Chancellor of the Midlands State University following the retirement of Professor Emeritus Ngwabi Bhebhe.
Ras Pompy: When a gem matures
When he broke onto the scene as a little man with a voice that had no clue what cracking even was, many knew that a gem had been unearthed and would certainly have a future as bright and shining as Polaris.
Treated like royalty at Korean-themed dinner
In recent years there has been a rush of interest in the cuisine enjoyed by royalty, not only of the present time, but also from decades and centuries past.











