Shumba, Mhere collaborate . . . debunk rumours

ONCE upon a time, there were reports that there was bad blood between gospel musicians Mathias Mhere and Blessing Shumba.

2021 to move trade forward

THE message is clear across the world regarding the future of trade.

Justin Bieber ‘studying to be a minister’

Justin Bieber is studying to become a minister, according to OK! Magazine.

Devolution pays off for Mazowe

For Mazowe Rural District Council (MRDC), devolution seems to be working wonders as progress is becoming increasingly noticeable.

Zim, China to continue deepening relations

Zimbabwe and China will continue deepening economic relations, and Beijing will duly support Harare’s new five-year economic plan, the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1), Ambassador Guo Shaochun has said.

Editorial Comment: New Covid-19 wave calls for vigilance

A NEW and second wave of the coronavirus — which is surging around the world and has hit countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Nigeria and neighbouring South Africa — appears to have landed on these shores, threatening thousands of Zimbabwean lives. 

Fatalities, injuries drop during festive period

Less people died and were injured in road traffic accidents during the just-ended festive season, particularly during the three-week period from December 15 to January 2, compared to a year earlier, according to the Zimbabwe Republic Police.

New year looks promising . . .

WITH the global Covid-19 pandemic, food insecurity and price instability among the adversities that rocked the nation in 2020, the year proved to be arguably one of the most difficult for many Zimbabweans in recent memory.

Zimsec exams resume

GOVERNMENT will continue to assess the safety of school children from Covid-19,before announcing the dates for reopening of schools as Advanced and Ordinary Level examination classes resume on Tuesday.

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