admin(Looking Back) -21 killed in Gwai River as African bus plunges off bridge
TWENTY-FIVE people, including several children, died and 40 were injured, most of them seriously, when an African bus plunged off the Gwai River Bridge and fell 100 feet into the river early this afternoon.
Corruption blamed on bureaucracy
Government red tape and delays in handling and processing documents by its departments were this week cited as some of the drivers of corruption in Mashonaland Central Province.
Pasuwa set to become Bullets legend
CALLISTO Pasuwa moved another inch closer towards winning his second league title with Malawian Premiership side Nyasa Big Bullets.
Heads set to roll as Reps School audit report is released
Danisa Masuku GOVERNMENT has vowed that the senior management at Rhodes Estate Preparatory School (Reps) will not get away with fraud but “will face the music” for allegedly setting up…
Appropriate ICT/computer training for you
ICT training and /or studies offered at Trust Academy have numerous advantages to individuals and organisations. At individual level the training can help develop appropriate entrepreneurial skills much as they…
‘West not doing enough to fight climate change’
A Parliamentary delegation attending a climate change conference in Madrid, Spain, yesterday slammed developed nations particularly from the West for paying lip service to the effects of climate change.
President promotes senior army officer
Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF), President Mnangagwa, yesterday promoted Colonel Themba Mlambo to the rank of Brigadier-General.
Chafa on the verge of history
FC PLATINUM midfielder, Devon Chafa, is within 90 minutes of becoming the first player in Zimbabwean football to win seven league titles with three different teams inside eight years.
Zimbabwe, Brazil sign MoU on cotton production
Zimbabwe and Brazil have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the up-scaling of cotton production in Zimbabwe.
Solar-powered irrigation for Mpudzi Dam
At least 40 families are set to benefit from the construction of a solar powered irrigation system at Mpudzi Dam in Manicaland, as Government moves to empower communities and grow the agricultural sector in line with Vision 2020.