adminEvacuations from flood-hit Zambezi Valley start
HIGH water levels in the Zambezi River, induced by heavy rains upstream in Zambia and Namibia, coupled with the opening of five sluice gates at Lake Kariba have flooded the mid-Zambezi stretch of Mana Pools and Rukomichi.
. . . Govt welcomes support
Government has thanked Zimbabweans and the international community for their support and unequivocal calls for the removal of Western-imposed sanctions against the country during the commemoration of the Sadc Anti-Sanctions Day on Sunday.
TIMB’s contract decrees: Delayed but critical
THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) recently made a landmark decision that mandates tobacco contractors to support at least a minimum of US$500 per half a hectare and US$4 000 per hectare for small and large-scale growers respectively, in a move meant to safeguard the integrity of the contract system.
‘Fake’ Grace degree: Nyagura trial date set
Former University of Zimbabwe Vice Chancellor Levi Nyagura will stand trial on November 24 for alleged criminal abuse of office in which he is said to have illegally awarded former First Lady Mrs Grace Mugabe a doctorate in 2014.
First Lady pushes for traditional values in youths
ZIMBABWE has a rich cultural heritage with in-built mechanisms to fight juvenile delinquency, violence, among other social ills.
Sanctions hold back development of nations
Cuba understands very well the nature of the unilateral economic sanctions.
Bhasera excited with new role
MIGHTY Warriors team manager, Tafadzwa Bhasera, is excited after getting her new role to manage a national football team.
Can we actually learn to live with coronavirus?
As we move into the last quarter of 2020, the virus that has defined this troubled year is showing no signs of going away.
‘Honeymoon over for poachers’
The honeymoon is over for poachers as Government has put in place mechanisms to fight the scourge across the country, Zimbabwe Defence Forces University’s Vice Chancellor, Air Vice Marshal Michael Moyo, has said.
Vincent misses cut
TOP Zimbabwe professional golfer, Scott Vincent, missed the cut for the second consecutive week when he took part in the Italian Open, at the weekend.