Man dies in 50-metre deep mine shaft

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu , Gwanda Correspondent AN Esigodini mine worker died after he fell into a 50-metre-deep mine shaft. Matabeleland South acting provincial police spokesperson, Assistant Inspector Thabani Mkhwananzi confirmed the…

Spitzkop residents live in fear of rowdy panners

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent RESIDENTS of Spitzkop North in Gwanda are living in fear of rowdy gold panners that flock to the area, especially at night. The panners who are…

Two brothers rape cousin

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent TWO siblings aged 19 and 21 years have been arrested for allegedly raping their 10-year-old cousin on separate occasions. The pair from Sifanjani Village in Gwanda…

Put Zimbabwe first to help re-engagement efforts

  Midlands Bureau Chief IT is the role of the media to put Zimbabwe first when reporting to complement Government’s re-engagement efforts meant to attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). The…

Man commits suicide after allegedly killing wife

Leonard Ncube , Victoria Falls Reporter A GOKWE man who had been on the run after allegedly killing his wife last month has committed suicide by hanging himself in a…

Illegal kombi operators ‘bash cop, smash phone’

Nelias Shiri, Chronicle Reporter A KOMBI driver and a conductor as well as a woman from Bulawayo who allegedly assaulted a police officer on duty and smashed his mobile phone…

Zimbabwe Red Cross Society celebrates volunteers

Midlands Bureau Chief The ZIMBABWE Red Cross Society volunteers are being celebrated for having risked their lives since the outbreak of Covid-19 by helping communities with food hampers, temporary shelter,…

Emergency roads rehab starts in Bulawayo

Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter THE first phase of roadworks in Bulawayo under the Government-funded US$400 million Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP) recently launched by President Mnangagwa, has started. Bulawayo was…

Sadc’s US$260m unifier…Kazungula bridge to enhance regional integration

Zimbabwe yesterday joined SADC in witnessing the commissioning of a state of the art Kazungula bridge that links Botswana, Zambia and Africa’s hinterland in a development that will enhance intra-regional trade and cooperation.

Finance institution extends US$25m housing credit line

Shelter Afrique, a pan-African finance institution involved in housing, has extended a US$25 million line of credit to Zimbabwe’s private sector housing programmes through three Zimbabwean institutions to build 5 000 low-cost houses in line with the National Development Strategy 1. 

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