We won’t watch people die: Mpilo boss

Limukani Ncube, Editor MPILO Central Hospital Clinical Director Dr Solwayo Ngwenya has said his staff will continue to attend to patients seeking medical services despite the ongoing strike by some…

President caps record GZU graduates

President Mnangagwa yesterday conferred degrees to 4 936 graduates at Great Zimbabwe University (GZU)’s 13th graduation ceremony held at the institution’s main campus.

The graduates were drawn from six faculties — the Gary Magadzire School of Agriculture and Natural Sciences; Munhumutapa School of Commerce; Julius Nyerere School of Social Sciences; Robert Mugabe School of Education; Simon Muzenda School of Arts Culture and Heritage Studies; and Herbert Chitepo Law School.

It’s proper bank notes, not new currency

Many could have mistaken plans by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to introduce new notes and coins next week for the introduction of a completely new currency which is not the Zimbabwe dollar.

And yet, the local currency, now known as the Zimbabwe dollar, was introduced back in June 2019.

The Travellers in new beginning

THE Travellers, that exciting band from the City of Progress, Gweru, launched “Mviro Mviro” at 7 Arts Theatre in Avondale on Friday.

Parastatal reform: Zim makes strides

GOVERNMENT has made giant strides in reforming State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), which entails privatisation, restructuring or dissolution, with most of the targeted entities now either seeking partners or awaiting appointment of a transaction advisor.

‘Cannabis production can save forex’

When Government legalised the production of cannabis (mbanje or dagga) for medicinal and scientific purposes – through the promulgation of Statutory Instrument (SI) 62 of 2018 (Dangerous Drugs — Production of Cannabis for Medicinal and Scientific Use Regulations) – only a few actually knew the implications of the decision.

VIDEO: PSL not fair to us — De Jongh

Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter  HIGHLANDERS coach, Hendrik Pieter de Jongh has only been in his job for just a month but there is something that has not taken him time…

VIDEO: PSL not fair to us — De Jongh

Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter  HIGHLANDERS coach, Hendrik Pieter de Jongh has only been in his job for just a month but there is something that has not taken him time…

Springboks inspire ZRU

While Zimbabwe failed to qualify for the Rugby World Cup which ended in Yokohama yesterday with England and South Africa squaring off, it has emerged that the Springboks’ fairy tale run is a huge inspiration for the Sables.

Beneficiaries savour First Lady’s helping hand

ZIMBABWE’S previously marginalised communities have this year been given a lot to cheer about, courtesy of multiple empowerment programmes targeting them by Angel of Hope Foundation in conjunction with its partners.

First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa has been devoting time and resources to ensure those in marginalised communities are not forgotten.

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