Correctional Queens maintain unbeaten run

CORRECTIONAL Queens maintained their unbeaten run in the Rainbow Amateur Netball League over the weekend when they beat ZRP Mambas 49-39 at Morris Depot.

Manica Diamonds derail ZPC Kariba

MANICA Diamonds’ revival under caretaker coach Johanisi Nhumwa continued after they registered another vital win at Vengere yesterday.

PPPZ adopts strategy to strengthen structures

The Progressive People’s Party of Zimbabwe (PPPZ) has embarked on a meet the people programme across the country as it seeks to strengthen its structures, an official has said.

Zacc seeks trial powers

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) is seeking prosecutorial powers to expeditiously process graft cases through newly established Anti-Corruption Courts.

Science education way to go: ED

President Mnangagwa has said science education is critical for Zimbabwe to achieve rapid modernisation, urging institutions of higher learning to churn out graduates capable of producing transformative innovations.

In his remarks while presiding over Bindura University of Science Education (BUSE)’s 18th graduation ceremony in Bindura yesterday, the President said technological innovation would underpin the country’s endeavour to industrialise and create a prosperous economy.

Mhondoro women in life-changing projects

First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa has encouraged women to start income generating projects to fend off the current economic challenges.

Speaking in Mhondoro-Ngezi yesterday she also advised members of the community to be hygienic.

Harare’s disgraceful water can be clean

Greater Harare’s water supply is probably the worst managed and the most unfairly distributed in Zimbabwe; yet even in a severe drought, it should be possible to provide every household and every business in the city and its four satellite towns an adequate daily supply of clean and safe water.

Farmers start receiving inputs

DISTRIBUTION of inputs to small holder farmers under the Presidential Input Support Scheme, which targets 640 000 hectares of maize, has begun countrywide.

 At least 1,6 million and 350 00 hectares will be put under small grains and cotton respectively.

200 not out

FOR Willard Katsande, reaching the 200-game milestone for a big team like Kaizer Chiefs is clear testimony of how football can transform a poor rural boy into an international star who can inspire some hopeless kids in remote areas.

Inside Epworth’s Free Magada slum

EPWORTH, a grossly underdeveloped suburb 12 kilometres south-east of Harare’s Central Business District, is a place of contrasts.

To a first time visitor, the serenity of the famous balancing rocks (a national monument) quickly gets snuffed by haphazardly planned, ramshackle settlements.

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