adminMinistry, NUST ink climate deal
The Ministry of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry has signed a Partnership Agreement on climate change mainstreaming research programme with the National University for Science and Technology (NUST), an accord which seeks to roll out programmes and projects that supports climate adaptation.
Elderly respond well to vaccination call
There has been a significant response to the national vaccination roll out by the elderly who have been coming forth to get their shots since last week.
For Loga, it can’t get any bigger
LOGARUSIC — energetic, artistic, poetic, charismatic, optimistic, romantic, electric, magnetic, fantastic, prophetic, enthusiastic and realistic.
Zim-Malawi to collaborate in agric transformation
Zimbabwe and Malawi have started sharing critical information of transformative agriculture to ensure national food self-sufficiency.
Simbisa upbeat over growth projection
Quick service restaurant (QSR) provider, Simbisa Brands Limited, is upbeat of maintaining growth trajectory in the future after profit for the half year to December 31, 2020 almost doubled despite the negative effects of Covid-19 in most economies it operates.
Flooded river sweeps lorry, kills two
Two people have been confirmed dead while three others remain unaccounted for after a lorry they were travelling in was swept away by a flooded river in Chikombedzi on Monday.
Medical experts should help demystify vaccine apathy
UNSETTLING reports of the resurgence of the Covid-19 pandemic are emerging across the world where thousands are now succumbing to the pandemic.
Women define land reform success
Women involved in agriculture are defining the success story of the land reform programme, with many doing well and contributing significantly to food security for the nation.
Zvishavane authorities battling with sand poachers
AUTHORITIES in Zvishavane are battling sand poachers who are causing serious environmental degradation, with the criminals ignoring laid down procedures for legal extraction.
Telecoms revenue jumps eightfold
Total mobile network revenue for 2020 ballooned 748 percent to $26,3 billion, from $3,1 billion recorded in 2019 amidst rising operating costs.