adminTransport computerisation ups revenue to US$375m
Government’s computerisation programme in the transport sector has yielded significant gains through increased revenue, with at least US$375 million being realised over the past five years since the programme was implemented.
Norman Mapeza & FC Platinum: A romance made in heaven
NORMAN MAPEZA is marking his FIFTH anniversary as FC Platinum coach and it has coincided with the coach completing exactly 150 league games in charge of the team – 89 wins, 43 draws and 18 losses – in a whirlwind romance that has delivered back-to-back league titles.
Pambeni shrugs off dark past to achieve continental glory
WHAT of a boxer who hung his gloves in frustration for 10 years, somehow finding a way to pick them up again and becoming the World Boxing Organisation Africa champion within a year of that emotional comeback?
First Lady declares war on malaria
Health and Child Care Ambassador, First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa, has said measures are being taken to prevent conditions that promote the spread of malaria ahead of the onset of the rainy season.
Gumbura wives stand by hubby
JAILED Independent End Time Message leader Robert Martin Gumbura’s wife have vowed to remain loyal to their husband and united despite negative coverage by some sections of the media.
MDC-A organiser in the dock
MDC-Alliance national organising secretary and Member of Parliament for Mkoba, Amos Chibaya, yesterday appeared in court on allegations of failing to stop the public from engaging in a demonstration when he was legally obliged to do so.
President impressed by major strides in agriculture sector
President Mnangagwa is impressed with the significant strides that have been made in the agriculture sector, particularly seed production, mechanisation and research.
THEN, CHARLIE MET THE ANGELS AND WAS TOLD HE STILL HAD UNFINISHED BUSINESS
LAST week I made my debut on the Marawa Sports Worldwide daily radio show, on SABC’s Metro FM and Radio 2000, talking about the politics devouring Zimbabwean football.
Mupfumira probe ‘complete in 3 months’
Prosecutor Mr Michael Reza yesterday told the court that the investigating officer in the case of former Environment, Tourism, and Hospitality Industry Minister Priscah Mupfumira needed at least three months to complete investigations.
VP Mohadi hails agri-business
Vice President Kembo Mohadi has commended exhibitors at the inaugural Zimbabwe Agricultural Show, particularly on agriculture innovations, which he said would go a long way in improving the country’s food security.