Ruwa engineer fired
Ruwa Town Council has fired its engineer Anthony Mujuru with immediate effect on a litany of allegations, including failure to properly take charge of the construction of the new council offices.
35 smugglers arrested near Old Limpopo Bridge
Police have arrested 35 smugglers and recovered contraband worth thousands of dollars, trafficked through an illegal crossing point less than 1km from Beitbridge Border Post.
‘Family planning was not readily available during our days’
Fifty-five-year-old Evelyn Nyaruwe from Nemutenzi village in Nyanyadzi Hot springs of Manicaland province is a mother of 8 children. She says for women of her age it is not uncommon to have such large families. In the absence of modern family planning methods, women resort to some unorthodox methods to space their children.
Zim set for record wheat yield
Zimbabwean farmers planted over 42 000 hectares of winter wheat this year and are likely to harvest more than half the annual requirement, legislators heard yesterday.
Todd stresses importance of African education
AT a foundation stone laying ceremony today at Dadaya Mission, which was badly damaged by a tornado in February, Mr Garfield Todd, Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia, again said there was a need for African education.
Mitchell Johnson, oh wow!
Oftentimes I take a break on the one-on-ones and today is one such day that I take you to my net diaries.
Is lobola still relevant?
THE lobola debate has been raging for years, ranging from the pricing structure to the commodification of women.
EMA decries urban pollution
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has raised concern over the discharge of at least 366 mega litres of sewage into the environment. The agency said sewer…
The other side of social media on business
There is no doubt that social media has successfully penetrated the world population at a very fast rate.
JUST IN: ZRP nabs 35 smugglers near Old Limpopo Bridge
Beitbridge police have arrested 35 people carrying an assortment of goods worth thousands of dollars which they had smuggled into the country through an illegal crossing point located less than 1km from the main port of entry.






