Companies emerge from slumber
Enacy Mapakame Business Reporter Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE)-listed companies are beginning to see business recovery, with sales volumes registering growth as the operating environment continues to improve. From food manufacturers,…
More schools, colleges hit by Covid-19
Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter COVID-19 is ripping through educational institutions in the country with latest statistics showing that more than 150 learners and teachers at schools and colleges have tested…
Brain, eyes, ears removed in gruesome city murder
Ngqwele Dube, Sunday News Correspondent IN a chilling incident, a man was attacked by yet to be identified assailants who cut open his head and removed the brain, gouged his…
COMMENT: National Development Strategy 1 needs shoulders to the wheel
The National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1) is the first Five-Year Medium Term Plan aimed at realising Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 while simultaneously and asymmetrically addressing the continental and global aspirations as…
Chivero Park hosts family fun day
Society Reporter ONE of Harare’s best-kept secrets — Lake Chivero Recreational Park — comes alive on Saturday when it hosts a fun-filled family day. According to Peace Madora, the park’s …
Mambo dynasty to construct monuments for late Kings
Vusumuzi Dube, Senior Reporter THE Mambo dynasty has set in motion plans to construct monuments at the burial sites of its founding fathers, inclusive of the founding king of the…
Platinum demand to go up by 2percent
Nkosilathi Sibanda, Business Correspondent THE demand for platinum will remain depressed throughout the year worldwide, but set to make a rebound of two percent in 2021, according to the the…
Three arrested for speeding unregistered car towards ED motorcade
Michael Magoronga, Midlands Correspondent THREE men from Kwekwe have been arrested after they refused to remove their car from the road to pave way for President Mnangagwa’s motorcade before speeding…
Byo councillors in deadlock over posts
Vusumuzi Dube, Senior Municipal Reporter BULAWAYO councillors reportedly reached a deadlock over the position on chairperson of the Finance and Development Standing Committee, with a run-off now expected to be…
Stability drives Gaika into US$2m investment
Buoyed by a stabilising Zimbabwe dollar, an improved business environment and Government’s commitment to secure investments in the mining sector, investors in Kwekwe-based Gaika gold mine have announced “an aggressive programme to advance” exploration by committing a further US$2 million to the exercise.











