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Young people are the future and the Second Republic will give them space to explore, invent and leapfrog the country’s modernisation and transformation towards Vision 2030 to become an upper-middle income economy, the President has said.
Blitz against economic saboteurs starts
The blitz against economic saboteurs started last night with the arrest of foreign currency violators countrywide.
For the love of running
Roselyne Sachiti – Features, Health & Society Editor During her high school days, Ropafadzo Amanda Banhwa (31) disliked athletics. She recalls how she got into trouble with school security guards each…
Remove sanctions now, says Mwonzora
ILLEGAL economic sanctions imposed by the West are punishing ordinary people and should be removed immediately, the country’s main opposition has said.
Slain Tapiwa’s family seeks closure
It is over a year now since seven-year-old Tapiwa Makore left home on an errand to keep stray cattle away from his mother’s vegetable patch, and was never seen alive again.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: With focus, Warriors can restore national pride
THE Warriors face a make-or-break assignment, in their quest for a maiden appearance at the World Cup finals, with a tough battle against the Black Stars this evening. The importance…
Mapeza calls for belief, passion
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter WARRIORS coach Norman Mapeza wants his charges to believe they can win their make-or-break 2022 World Cup qualifier at Cape Coast Stadium this evening. The…
President caps 385 HIT graduates
President Mnangagwa yesterday capped 385 graduates at Harare Institute of Technology in different disciplines as the institution positions itself to become a national and global powerhouse in innovation, science and technology.
Property dispute takes new twist
A local company, Bariadie Investments (Pvt) Ltd, which is still trying to gain ownership of a Mount Pleasant property despite having lost in the High Court, has now attacked the judge who heard the case in a complaint to the Judicial Service Commission.
‘Vaccination success hinges on collective effort’
President Mnangagwa called on Zimbabweans to be relentless in pushing the national Covid-19 vaccination programme during his State of the Nation Address this week, commending frontline health workers, but noting that the success of the vaccination programme hinged on collective effort.