• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• September 19, 2021
• 46 views

End in sight for Harare, Byo water woes

Construction of Kunzvi Dam, which began last week, coupled with expeditious works on Gwayi-Shangani Dam in Matabeleland has set the country on course to decisively solve decades-long water shortages plaguing the country’s two biggest cities, Harare and Bulawayo.

• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• September 19, 2021
• 77 views

Anti-sanctions fight reaches UN HQ

SCORES of people, led by anti-imperialist group December 12 (D12) Movement yesterday picketed at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, United States of America, calling for the removal of illegal sanctions against Zimbabwe, as the international lobby for the removal of the embargo continues to grow.

• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• September 19, 2021
• 41 views

We have to fight or die!

The current lull in coronavirus infections and deaths is a good thing — for now — but, as we have seen in the recent past, it might as well be a lull before a storm.

• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• September 19, 2021
• 49 views

Govt buoyant as agric sector grows to US$7,8bn

Government is optimistic agriculture will grow to more than US$8,2 billion within the next four years.

The sector grew to a better-than-expected US$7,8 billion in the past 12 months, driven by a stellar 2020/2021 farming season.

• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• September 19, 2021
• 73 views

Someone will have a rough ride in 2023

For football lovers, the July 6, 2021 Euro 2020 epic semi-final clash between Italy and Spain was a delectable feast for the eyes.

• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• September 19, 2021
• 78 views

GREEDY TEACHERS NABBED . . . accuse parents of begging for lessons

Some teachers who conveniently took advantage of the recent reopening of schools to bilk parents and guardians through ‘forcing’ them to unprocedurally pay for extra lessons have been arrested by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC).