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Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief The national clean-up day campaign in the Midlands province has been a success but is being hindered by the lack of service provision by local…
Border delays rile transporters
Transporters and customs clearing agents have expressed concern over the delays in the movement of cargo at Beitbridge Border Post, which is SADC’s busiest inland port.
African envoys appeal to SA over xenophobia
ZIMBABWE’S Ambassador to South Africa, Mr David Douglas Hamadziripi, and other African diplomats have appealed to the South African government to ensure that political parties in that country avoid inflammatory statements against foreigners as this could spark xenophobic attacks.
Meet ED, the hands-on farmer
President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Saturday opened up on his other passion — farming — saying he is hands-on and visits his farm at the slightest of opportunities from his busy schedule.
Barca closer to La Liga title
Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi scored twice in two minutes as Barcelona broke the resistance of 10-man Atletico Madrid on Saturday to go 11 points clear of their Spanish La Liga football title rivals.
Pep coy on quadruple
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola insisted completing a quadruple of trophies is still “almost impossible” for the English football champions despite progressing to the FA Cup final with a 1-0 win over Brighton on Saturday.
MMCZ to act over ‘deteriorating’ Muzenda shrine
The National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe (NMMZ) has initiated moves to ensure that KwaVaMuzenda Heritage Site in Masvingo’s sprawling Mucheke suburb is properly maintained to befit its status as a landmark tourism shrine.
Local firm in cattle fattening drive
A MUTARE-based investment promotion organisation has embarked on a livestock fattening programme to assist farmers who are at risk of losing their cattle to the effects of a prolonged dry spell that affected pastures in some parts of the province.
Deep in African spiritual life
The book “Lessons From My Grandmother: Every Life Is A Guided Journey” (2018, Morgan James Publishing, New York) by Martha Mutomba is a real life story that puts together pieces of a broken African culture to bring a true and fresh understanding of issues of African spirituality.
Copper deal lands trio in dock
The trial of Element 22 (Pvt) Limited represented by Tarisai Bera and two accomplices who are facing charges of defeating or obstructing the course of justice after allegedly producing fake documentation and information to police detectives, will continue next month.