adminMutare supplementary budget gets nod
MUTARE City Council has approved a supplementary budget that will see commercial, industrial and institutional tariffs hiked by 800 percent.
Dairy farmers increase production by four million litres
Milk producers have increased milk production by four million litres from last year, despite numerous challenges they face.
Govt amending Mines & Minerals Act
Government is amending the Mines and Minerals Act to include a policy that legalises repossessing of non-functioning claims or mines used for speculative purposes.
Food relief for urban poor welcome
Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Dr Sekai Nzenza recently announced that Government would provide food aid to food insecure residents in Zimbabwe’s urban areas.
Rushinga attracts investors
RUSHINGA Rural District Council, which made its debut exhibition at the just-ended Zimbabwe Agricultural Show in Harare, is now reaping the rewards as several entities have expressed interest in investing in the district.
Man hangs self after failing to pay lobola
A 40-YEAR-OLD Buhera man hanged himself after his in-laws demanded lobola, which he failed to meet.
200 delegates for liberation movements meet
PREPARATIONS for the Former Liberation Movements (FLM) summit slated for Victoria Falls are now at an advanced stage, with all invited sister parties having confirmed participation, Zanu-PF Secretary for Administration Dr Obert Mpofu has said.
Parwaringira charms Pastor Charamba
RISING gospel musician Brighton Parwaringira will scale greater heights in music if the successful launch of his third album “Mwari Mubatsiri” is anything to by, Pastor Charles Charamba has said.
Setting the record straight on start of World War II
EIGHTY years ago World War II began, which turned into the greatest tragedy for humankind, claiming tens of millions lives and affecting the fate of generations.
Civil servants in Mutare get two more buses
GOVERNMENT has allocated two more buses to civil servants in Mutare to alleviate transport challenges they face due to the constant increase of fares by commuter operators.