Bogus CIO operative in court for rape

Sindisiwe Sibanda, Sunday News Reporter A 32-year-old man from Four Winds in Bulawayo has appeared in court facing two counts of rape and physical abuse after he repeatedly raped a…

Taking equitable health to prisons the Malawian way

In an era in which bureaucratic and funding obstacles are often cited as excuses for not providing the same quality of health care to prisoners as in the wider community, Malawi is slowly demonstrating that political will can enable countries to achieve more with limited available human and other resources.

The meteoric rise of a ‘bush mechanic’

At the age of 20, Taurai Sewera was already a breadwinner for a family of six.

With no Ordinary Level or formal professional qualification, the only job he knew was being a mechanic, albeit an untrained one.

Zupco to release 47 new buses this week

Debra Matabvu, Harare Bureau  THE Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) will release 47 new buses this week, which will grow its fleet to 427, as Government’s drive to reduce the burden…

‘This is the right prescription for the economy’

“I think a currency change and a currency reform, by its very nature, is a very sensitive one. So it’s not one kind of change that you would actually go to the market and say, ‘on this particular day we are going to change the currency’.”

I think the issue is, for the first time in decades, Zimbabwe is going through real and meaningful reforms and transformation, and something that was not done in decades.

Winter Carnival gives upcoming stars window of success

Rumbidzai Mhlanga, Sunday Life Reporter The annual Bulawayo Winter Carnival has given an opportunity to upcoming artistes to showcase their talents and sell their brands.  The carnival celebrated its fifth anniversary…

Fiscal incentives for industry

ALL firms using local raw materials are set to enjoy fiscal incentives under a new Government framework — Local Content Policy — which aims to boost company performance and productivity.

The Sunday Mail has established that the idea of fiscal incentives follows the launch of a new Zimbabwe National Industrial Development (ZNID) Policy, which aims to transform the economy through promoting value addition.

Mbare: A rich township tourism hub

AFTER 112 years of existence, Mbare, the country’s first high-density suburb, is the busiest and most popular ghetto in Zimbabwe.

Prominent for its early morning hustle and hive of activity, the township is believed to be a place where one can find just about anything — both good and bad.

Zimbabwe Gems in fine start

Zimbabwe has made history, winning their first ever match at the Netball World Cup on Friday. The Gems won their match against Sri Lanka by 79-49, kicking off what could…

Neddicky Industries acquires $500 000 brick making machine to boost production

Chrispen Gumunyu, Business Reporter  BIRCK-making company, Neddicky Industries has purchased a brick making machine valued at US$500 000, a move meant to boost production at the Bulawayo company by more than 100…

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