adminNurses 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.
China stands ready to assist Zimbabwe
China stands ready to assist Zimbabwe to prosper and achieve Vision 2030, the Communist Party of China has said.
SA through the rear-view mirror
As 2019 enters its final month and the majority of individuals cast an eye toward their festive season plans, we take a moment to reflect on the year that was 2019.
(Looking Back) – Mysterious elephant disease puzzles vets in Zimbabwe
SCIENTISTS are still battling to establish the cause of a rare and mysterious elephant disease — flaccid trunk paralysis — which hit Zimbabwe a few years ago.
Brexit excites market
Companies with a UK focus listed on the London Stock Exchange on Friday last week reaped the benefits of Boris Johnson’s election victory.
City Parking staff not clamping vehicles
Harare motorists continued with double parking and illegal parking despite new clamping and towing charges of between $500 and $900 taking effect last Friday.
Mteki receives a warm welcome
CDE Bryn Taurai Mteki, who rejoined Zanu-PF recently, received a warm welcome from delegates at the just-ended 18th Zanu-PF National Annual People’s Conference at Goromonzi High School, Mashonaland East.
Woods crushes Els dream
MELBOURNE. — Tiger Woods’ United States golf team produced a stunning turnaround to deny the Internationals a first Presidents Cup in 21 years yesterday, dominating the singles on a tense final day that went to the wire at Royal Melbourne.
Sadc parly forum welcomes Madagascar
The island nation of Madagascar became the 15th SADC member state to join the SADC Parliamentary Forum on Saturday, torching off scenes of jubilation.
2nd Republic moves away from populist policies
One of the most irresponsible forms of economic policy is populism. Sadly, it is also one of the most effective ways of upholding political power.