‘Co-operate with Govt in fight against graft’

Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter ZIMBABWEANS have been challenged to co-operate with Government in its quest to fight corruption both in the public and private sectors. In a speech read on…

EMA voices concern over urban cultivation

Michell Zvanyanya, Chronicle Reporter  THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has expressed concern over the increase in urban crop cultivation in undesignated areas that is contributing to degradation of wetlands. In a…

Government promises affordable transport to public

Andile Tshuma, Chronicle Reporter GOVERNMENT has promised to provide affordable transport to the commuting public during the festive season through the ZUPCO bus scheme at a time when many transport operators…

Role of Intellectual Property in innovation

Aleck Ncube GENERALLY, an “innovation” is developing a new idea and putting it into practice. Through innovation an enterprise seeks to deliver unique new value to its customers.  There are…

UN expert hails Zimbabwe

Tendai Rupapa, Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE has comprehensive policies and laws guiding access to food and nutrition, a United Nations expert has said. Ms Hilal Elver, the UN expert on the right…

Rural league set up

Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter A NEW league called Impande Football League has been established in a bid to promote and develop football talent in and around the Empandeni area in Plumtree.…

ZC push for forex wages

Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Cricket has approached the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe seeking permission to pay its workers, who include national team players, in foreign currency. ZC employees have…

Zupco buses for Christmas

GOVERNMENT has promised to provide affordable transport to the commuting public during the festive season, with extra Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) buses to rein in private operators who fleece the public by hiking fares during high demand in the holiday season.

High inputs costs threaten 2020 season

Many farmers have been hit by the high cost of inputs and an erratic start to the rains.

Mixed feelings over Grade 7 results

Teachers and parents want better conditions and facilities at primary schools, especially in rural schools, to improve Grade 7 pass rates.

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