Zim, Rwanda ink major deals
ZIMBABWE and Rwanda yesterday signed four Memoranda of Understanding (MoU/Agreements) to cement bilateral relations at inaugural virtual session of the Joint Permanent Commission on Cooperation (JPCC).
Chipinge records disturbing murder cases
Luthando Mapepa Chipinge Correspondent Three gruesome murder cases were reported in Chipinge in less than a month. Five suspects have since been arrested, while three accused persons are on the…
Shava assumes duties
Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister, Dr Fredrick Shava, is set to assume his Ministerial duties after all the processes to regularise his appointment were completed on Wednesday.
Headlands service station robbed
Liberty Dube Post Correspondent TWO gun-totting robbers recently pounced on a Headlands service station and shot a fuel attendant, before vanishing with US$700. The two unknown robbers approached Kumbirai Marozva…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Sports rules fair, must be obeyed
The green light for competitive sport to resume, and the reopening of gymnasiums, is an exceptionally welcome move as Zimbabwe starts walking step by step to a more normal life, but with very strict public health measures in place to make the risk of a new wave of Covid-19 negligible.
World’s Top 10, eclipsing Kapil Dev
WHEN Sean Williams and Donald Tiripano combined for a 187-run stand, built on the values of both defiance and excellence, little did they know they had just eclipsed a Test cricket partnership, put together 100 years ago.
Export crops to transform rural areas
Export-oriented agriculture has the scope to foster rapid rural industrialisation and expedite the attainment of Vision 2030, President Mnangagwa has said.
Govt to assist budding businesswomen
The Government will continue to facilitate the capacitation of budding women entrepreneurs as part of efforts to ensure they benefit from the vast export opportunities availed by the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), a senior official has said.
Mum runs over son
Liberty Dube Post Correspondent A Mutare woman ran over her two-year-old son on Friday while reversing her car, resulting in his death a day later. Police confirmed the incident that…
Delta sets up new plant in Rusape
Lovemore Kadzura Rusape Correspondent WORK on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed beverages giant, Delta’s multi-million dollar Chibuku Super Plant in Rusape has commenced. Delta secured a 10-hectare piece of land…










