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Matuke urges nation to be vigilant
Zimbabweans have been urged to be vigilant against elements bent on disturbing the country’s peace and tranquillity in a bid to reverse the gains of the country’s hard won independence.
Afrophobia: Zimbabwe’s Lameck moment
Leroy Dzenga Features Writer When Cyril Ramaphosa walked into the National Sports Stadium there was an undefined sound from the crowd. It was distinct from the previous cheers, accorded to…
Tinosvika kure: Mudimu
MUTAMBI wemaWarriors neCefn Druids yekuWales Republic, Alec Mudimu, anoti shuviro yake kugadzwa kuve kaputeni wechikwata chenhabvu chenyika zvachose.
Sables target whitewash in Kenya
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Sables may have won the Victoria Cup, with a game to spare, but they are now targeting a whitewash as part of fulfilling the targets…
Zim, S. Sudan deepen bilateral ties through education exchanges
Zimbabwe and South Sudan on Tuesday agreed to deepen relations, especially in the field of education, through the existing student exchange programme that has seen several South Sudanese enrol in…
Govt serious about 100-day cycle programme: Gumbo
Elita Chikwati Senior Reporter Government says project implementation under the 100-day cycle programme has become useful in tracking the performance of ministers and the implementation of projects that positively impact…
Govt scraps RBZ special trade approval requirement
Tawanda Musarurwa Senior Business Reporter Government has removed a special requirement by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to grant prior approval for trade and investment remittances outside the country.…
Minister sues bank over US$1,6m
Fungai Lupande Senior Court Reporter Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development Minister Professor Amon Murwira has approached the High Court seeking to recover about US$1 600 000 student…
Dad (77) in dock for ‘duping’ daughter
Melissa Chekwa Blood is thicker than water, so it has often been said. A father and daughter have however, broken ranks with the norm, serving each other with lawsuits over…