adminMotorists welcome intersection reopening
Harare motorists expressed gratitude following the reopening to traffic of the Samora Machel Avenue and Julius Nyerere Way intersection.
Zim imports chemicals to control quelea birds
Zimbabwe has imported chemicals from Kenya and China to control quelea birds, which are posing a serious threat to this year’s bumper winter wheat crop in the country’s five provinces, a senior official of the Plant Quarantine and Plant Protection Research Services Institute has said.
Get mining, agric equipment: AAG
The Affirmative Action Group (AAG) has called on youths and women to come on-board and obtain new mining equipment to increase mineral production.
Turkish delight for old people’s home
The Turkish Embassy yesterday donated groceries worth thousands of dollars to Bako ReDonhodzo Old Peoples home in Highfield, Harare as part of its programmes of touching lives through humanity.
‘Embrace internet for development’
Women have been urged to embrace the internet to raise awareness of women’s voices and projects on Wikipedia.
New department to spearhead health infrastructure
Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga, who is also the Health and Child Care Minister, has created the Department of Infrastructure Development in his ministry to spearhead infrastructure projects at health institutions.
Couple loses US$21k to armed robbers
A Chitungwiza couple lost over US$21 700, R5 000 and various electrical gadgets to six armed robbers who attacked them at their house over the weekend.
Gender-based violence cases increase under lockdown
Since the start of the Covid-19 lockdown, organisations dealing with gender-based violence (GBV) have seen an increase in reported cases.
Editorial Comment: Civil service needs to push ahead
The Government workforce is vital for the functioning of Zimbabwe, as well as being a significant factor in pushing the country forward and ensuring that it not only grows but that it grows in the desired directions.
Zimpapers’ touch of class
Ray Bande Senior Reporter Zimbabwe’s largest integrated media organisation, Zimpapers, yesterday gave this year’s International Day for Universal Access to Information a touch of class with an array of its products…