Councillors demand 250 percent salary increase

Vusumuzi Dube, Municipal Reporter COUNCILLORS, including mayors of various cities across the country have through their umbrella body, the Urban Councils Association of Zimbabwe (UCAZ) demanded an allowance increase of more…

‘Press freer in Second Republic’

Lawson Mabhena LAST week the globe marked the World Press Freedom Day, and Zimbabwe finds itself facing a number of questions with respect to the state of freedom to practice…

Gold prices firm

JOHANNESBURG — South Africa’s rand firmed yesterday, boosted by the decision by the United States central bank to keep its benchmark lending rates unchanged, keeping demand for high yield currencies…

Woolandale Funshoot returns

Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent ZIMBABWE National Army (ZNA) Executive Interactive Initiative (EII) Matabeleland Chapter Fun Shoot returns this weekend. The event, which was last held in October at Woolandale Range in…

Zanu-PF steps in as 10 000 face eviction

Vusumuzi Dube, Senior Reporter MORE than 10 000 villagers in Insiza District in Matabeleland South face eviction from their homesteads after the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement…

Zimbabwe charms at Arabian travel expo

Peter Matika, Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE has made extraordinary strides in advertising the country as one of the world’s leading tourist destinations, as it extensively works towards re-engaging the world in pursuit…

Unregistered college fined $300

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent  OWNERS of an unregistered college in Gwanda, Splondor Academy trading as Grandeur Christian College have been fined $300 for operating illegally. The college was represented by a…

Pupil (15) up for armed robbery

Tendai Bhebe, Sunday News Reporter  A FORM Three pupil at Sizane High School in Bulawayo allegedly stole a gun from his mother before allegedly teaming up with a friend to rob…

Emphasis: Upper, Lower Abs, Obliques

 Simon Gama The exercises Bicycle: This movement is similar to riding a bicycle.  With feet and legs together while lying on your back, bend your knees and bring your thighs…

Multiple And Concurrent Partnerships (MCPs) Increase Risk Of HIV

Tadiwa Nyatanga-Pfupa, Communications Officer for NAC Multiple and concurrent partnerships (MCPs) occur when a person is involved in more than one sexual partnership at the same time. These concurrent partnerships enable…

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