adminWater shortage hits Zvishavane
WATER challenges bedevilling some suburbs in Zvishavane town where council was planning to roll out prepaid metres, have forced the local authority to shelve the programme to a later date.
Council embarks on land forensic audit
City of Gweru has embarked on a land forensic audit amid indications that the local authority might have lost millions of dollars in potential revenue to the unscrupulous sale of stands, plan approvals and permits by previous councils.
ZERA shuts door on aspiring fuel importers
The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has closed the door on new applications for licences to import fuel.
Rand slides
JOHANNESBURG . — South Africa’s rand extended its fall yesterday, tracking a beleaguered Turkish lira, ahead of a sovereign ratings decision by Moody’s.
Manhunt for killer hubby
Police are still looking for the Harare man who shot and killed his wife and brother-in-law at their Gletwin home on Tuesday following a protracted marital dispute.
US$43k Nyaradzo road project: council management under fire
A storm is brewing at Masvingo City Council over a payment of US$43 000 made by Nyaradzo Life Assurance company to it for the resurfacing of a 100-metre stretch of road leading to the funeral company’s office in the city in 2016.
Workplace deaths, injuries worry Govt
Government is concerned with the increase in the number of deaths and injuries at workplaces,
Develop short-season seeds, scientists urged
Scientists have been challenged to come up with short-season drought-tolerant seeds that can withstand climatic changes which have resulted in long dry spells during the rainy season.
Kuenzaniswa kwemikana nebumbiro remutemo
KUENZANISWA kwemikana takatarisana nesangano reWorld Health Organisation (WHO) kunoreva kusiyana kwakaita varume nevakadzi apo vanopihwa mabasa akasiyana nekuda kwemasikirwo avo uye maonerwo avanoitwa munharaunda.
Aussie cricket on the mend
SYDNEY. — Twelve months ago Australian cricket was in crisis, rocked to the core by a cheating scandal that left former captain Steve Smith and his deputy David Warner among the most vilified men in sport.