adminCarbon credits boon for Mbire community
Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau People often say “money doesn’t grow on trees” but, people in Mbire District, Mashonaland Central Province, will tell you the opposite. To them, money indeed…
Chitungwiza gets 4 Cuban doctors
Chitungwiza Municipality’s health department has been given a major boost after the Government extended an offer of four Cuban doctors expected to start work early next year, an official has said.
Rains cheer Matobo farmers
The hot and dry weather that hit the drought-prone Matobo District for several months was driving Mildred Masena of Gwangwazile Village crazy.
Restoring glory to financial services sector
There was a time, just after independence in 1980, when Zimbabwe’s financial services industry promised and delivered.
Genius gets passport back again
Businessman Genius Kadungure last Friday got his passport back for the fifth time after he indicated that he intends to travel to Botswana and South Africa where he has business interests.
Mupfumira makes U-turn
Former Cabinet Minister Prisca Mupfumira has been prescribed anti-depressant medication to cure depression and will now stand trial on December 30 since her condition has improved.
Conference a success: Zanu pf
The just-ended 18th Zanu-PF Annual National People’s Conference held in Goromonzi was a resounding success as it focused on issues affecting the people and charted the economic recovery path.
Akaby, European coaches after Warriors job
DUTCH mentor Erol Akaby leads a list of foreign football coaches who have applied for the Warriors’ head coach’s job.
‘Lets work together and transform Zimbabwe’
ZIMBABWEANS must work together and pull in the same direction to transform the country because bad-mouthing the motherland affects its ability to lure investors, First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa has said.
Nurses enrolment row spills into High Court
At least 43 aspiring trainee nurses have approached the High Court seeking an order compelling Harare Central Hospital to enrol them for its January 2020 intake after the hospital failed to enlist them for lessons despite offering them learning places in 2018.