adminMaize harvest dips to 700 000 tonnes
The country is expecting 776 635 tonnes of maize from the 2018-2019 summer cropping season due to a poor rainfall season characterised by long dry spells, the second round crop and livestock assessment report reveals.
MPs tour Byo Power Station
THE Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) is awaiting the conclusion of the tender process to kick-start the upgrading and re-powering of Bulawayo Thermal Power Station, power plant manager Engineer Tom Chuma has said.
PSC clarifies position on vehicle scheme
Civil servants who have benefited from the Government’s motor vehicle scheme will not be eligible to benefit again for the next five years, the Public Service Commission (PSC) has said.
Dzvi aine mbudzi yakafa musaga
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Red carpet attire stresses artistes
Keith Mlauzi TICK tock, tick tock, the clock is ticking and the countdown to Bulawayo’s biggest dress up event continues. People are getting ready to get down and rock the…
Ramaphosa breaks silence on public spat
President Cyril Ramaphosa yesterday broke his silence about the public spat over the role of the South African Reserve Bank, saying its mandate has not been expanded.
Kuita chisahwira naMwari bodo!
MAZUVA ano kune machechi akawanda ayo ari kungonyuka apo vamwe vanhu vari kupedzisira vave kuzviti ndivo anaJesu kana kuti “Mwari” mbune.
‘Young Igwe’ wanted by police
UTAKATAKA Express band leader Peter Moyo is wanted by police to answer to accusations of teaming up with his bouncers to attack police officers on the day he launched his latest album “Mwana weMurozvi” in Harare.