adminB/Bridge Border traffic rises 10,37pc in December
BeitBridge Border Post recorded a 10,37 percent increase in travellers between December 1 and 24 this year compared to the same period last year, statistics from the Department of Immigration show.
Harare water woes: Council speaks out
Harare is experiencing water shortages after council’s water pumping capacity declined by about 40 percent due to a burnt transformer at Morton Jaffray Plant and deteriorating raw water quality.
Chatara among 2018 top wicket takers
IN a year that many of the Zimbabwe cricket players would want to forget quickly, statistics in One Day Internationals show that pace bowler Tendai Chatara was easily the stand-out performer for the Chevrons.
Farmers call for cloud seeding
Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers’ Union (ZCFU) has called on Government to consider cloud seeding in the wake of the unreliable rainfall patterns characterising 2018 /19 agricultural season.
2018: A year of firsts
The year 2018 will go down as one of the most memorable years in the country’s history, replete with novel occurrences that shaped the politics and future of the country.
Chiwenga for Byo church indaba
ACTING President Constantino Chiwenga will visit Bulawayo on Sunday to attend a ceremony organised by a group of churches to commemorate the positives of the new dispensation.
PASUWA TO SIGN NEW CONTRACT?
FORMER Warriors and Dynamos coach Callisto Surpass is set be offered a new contract as Malawian football giants Nyasa Big Bullets look to begin a TNM Super League dominance like the former’s era at DeMbare.
Refurbish your buildings: Mayor
Harare Mayor Councillor Herbert Gomba has directed property owners to refurbish their properties for the city to regain its sunshine status.
New Year countdown in showbiz
It’s three days before we celebrate New Year. Many people have started planning to party with fireworks display set already in various parts of the country even home celebrations.
MSU defies court order
Midlands State University (MSU) has defied a court order to reinstate four security guards it unlawfully dismissed early this year on allegations of misappropriating funds.