adminCouncil disconnects non-paying water users
Harare has embarked on a massive water disconnection drive targeting non-paying residents, a decision feared to have serious health implications as the city is battling water-borne diseases.
Zim, Malawi researchers tackle maternal mental health
Maternal mental health is an important, but often misunderstood health issue being faced by many women of child-bearing age in Africa and beyond.
Western racism hurts African people, wildlife
The world has just been reminded that racism is a deeply hurtful problem that cuts across all spheres of life.
Nakamba’s first name a hit at Sky Sports
MARVELOUS NAKAMBA is yet to sign for English Premiership side Aston Villa, as he continues to undergo rigorous medical tests and resolve issues related to his personal terms, but his first name is making waves in the Sky Sports studios.
2 jailed for stealing jack-hammer
TWO men yesterday pleaded guilty to stealing a jack-hammer worth $18 000 at a gold mine in Odzi and were each sentenced to six months in jail.
Zimplow profit up 920 percent
Agriculture and mining implements concern, Zimplow’s profit for the half year to June 30, 2019, surged 920 percent to $15 million from $1 million recorded in the same period last year spurred by exports.
RBZ places Lion Microfinance under curatorship
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) said on Saturday it had placed money lender, Lion Microfinance under curatorship for three months due to undercapitalisation and weak management.
Zimra rakes in $5,27bn
Ishemunyoro Chingwere Business Reporter The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has surpassed its half year revenue collection target by 23 percent after raking in $5,27 billion driven by a number of…
Cop, four others in court for robbery
A suspected police officer and his four accomplices who masqueraded as passengers and a taxi driver, have been arraigned on allegations of robbing six unsuspecting passengers and an airtime vendor in Gweru.
Project boosts dairy farmers’ yields
More than 7 000 smallholder beef and dairy farmers are benefiting from a 5-year USAID funded program which is targeting to boost milk yields and improve livelihoods.