adminFans give Samaita standing ovation at beer, braai festival
MUTARE-based sungura artiste Brian Samaita, who is riding high with arguably one of his best productions “Ndafunga Dembo”, is working on a DVD album due for release in December.
Asset investment to shield policy holders from inflation — IPEC
The Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) has advised insurance and pension companies to invest more in assets so as to shield policy holders’ savings from the raging inflationary pressures.
EcoCash approaches High Court
Fungai Lupande Senior Court Reporter Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe Limited has approached the High Court seeking to nullify the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s directive to shut down its EcoCash cash-in and…
Speaker punishes MDC-A MPs over SONA walkout
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter MDC-Alliance legislators will not receive sitting allowances for the past five months after they walked out of the National Assembly chamber when President Mnangagwa was about…
Treasury not writing off Command Agric debts
Agriculture Reporter Government has no plans to write off Command Agriculture debts and expects beneficiaries of the facility to pay back dues. Command Agriculture is a cost recovery scheme that…
Nakamba runaway winner as Zim fans flood Villa poll
ZIMBABWEAN football fans bombarded the Aston Villa official Twitter page and left Marvelous Nakamba a runaway winner in the poll for the man-of-the-match award for the English Premiership match against Burnley on Saturday.
Anti-sanctions day crusade intensifies
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter ZANU-PF has intensified preparations for the anti-sanctions campaign scheduled for October 25, which will coincide with various in SADC countries. SADC have declared October 25 as…
NSSA hosts safety conference
More than 300 delegates are expected to attend the Safety and Health at Work (SHAW) conference to be hosted by the National Social Security Authority starting today in Harare.
Water challenges: More boreholes for Midlands
The District Development Fund (DDF) is set to sink 20 new boreholes here before year end as the Government moves to avert water challenges affecting humans and livestock.
Summer cropping season preps begin
Farmers have started preparations for the 2019-2020 summer cropping season, with many voicing concern over relentless increases in prices of inputs, which they fear if not addressed on time, may affect production.