adminCouncil engages IDBZ to replace sewer network
Chegutu Municipality has engaged the Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ) to replace its water and sewer network, a development expected to curb perennial problems faced in the town.
Coop bosses meet
REPRESENTATIVES of cooperatives drawn from various African countries are expected to gather for a week-long continental cooperatives conference slated for next month in Harare.
Trade Fair shows confidence: Zanu-PF
Zanu-PF has described the historic 60th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair as a demonstration of confidence in the country and the reality of President Mnangagwa’s “Zimbabwe is open for business” mantra.
Guardiola urges title calm
MANCHESTER. — Pep Guardiola said both Manchester City and Liverpool deserve to win the English Premier League football title after his side brushed aside Manchester United 2-0 on Wednesday night to top the table again.
Moving beyond academic and scientific research
When academic and scientific research came into African economies, communities were already surviving on Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS).
ZITF breathes life into Bulawayo economy
Gibson Mhaka EVERY edition of the premier trade showcase, the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) brings a big buzz that is easily felt in every corner of the City of…
‘Ndakakuti uri muroyi nekuti wakandiruma’
MADZIMAI maviri anogara kuGlen Norah C, muHarare – avo anove vavakidzani – vakakandirana mashoko makobvu nematete mudare mumwe achiti akanzi muroyi uye haagone kupfeka mbatya dzinoenderana naye sezvo achipfeka sechembere.
No alternative to austerity
Zimbabweans are a curious lot. We celebrated the resignation of former president Robert Mugabe in November 2017, whom we all believed had failed to steer Zimbabwe’s doddering economy.
Mapeza wary of Chicken Inn
FC PLATINUM coach Norman Mapeza says rivals Chicken Inn have already presented their championship credentials with their transfer business.
Lack of funds hamper chiefs assembly programmes
Lack of sufficient budgetary support is hampering plans by the Masvingo Provincial Chiefs’ Assembly to resolve all outstanding chieftainship wrangles that have been raging across the province.