admin. . . museum to set up free wi-fi
THE Natural History Museum of Zimbabwe in Bulawayo is set to provide Internet and free wi-fi services at the Dr Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo statue to enable visitors to access information about the departed nationalist.
New Chitungwiza hospital board appointed
Health and Child Care Minister Dr Obadiah Moyo yesterday appointed a five-member board of directors for Chitungwiza Central Hospital in line with Government’s policy to reinvigorate the country’s health delivery system.
Concern over high crime rate
Police here have voiced concern over the high crime rate across the province, vowing to increase detection and prevention of criminal activities.
Young inventor raises Zim flag high
YOUNG entrepreneur Ms Evangelista Chekera recently raised the country’s flag high after her chick brooder innovation came first at the WomENG African Innovation Fellowship (AIF) awards held in Uganda.
Forex woes hit visual artists
LACK of foreign currency coupled with low domestic sales have greatly impacted on the work of local visual artists who depend largely on imported materials for their work.
SIMBI plans to produce 20MW of electricity
Masvingo City’s sole heavy industry firm, Sponge Iron Mining and Beneficiation Industries (SIMBI), has revealed plans to start producing nearly 20MW of electricity at its sponge-iron manufacturing plant once council guarantees sufficient water supplies.
Man (82) convicted of rape
AN 82-year-old man from Ziki Communal Lands in Bikita has been convicted of raping his teenage niece by a Masvingo court.
Construction firms join forces
IT is time Africa looks within to solve some of the challenges hampering development on the continent, a senior Sierra Leone government official has said.
‘Declare Father Zimbabwe a saint’
Zimbabweans should lobby the Catholic Church to declare Father Zimbabwe and former Vice President Dr Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo a Saint in honour of his contribution to humanity, an official has said.
I won’t stop fighting IAAF rules: Caster
CALIFORNIA. — Caster Semenya says her long-running case over testosterone levels in female athletes has “destroyed” her “mentally and physically”.