adminCable thieves trouble SA
South Africa’s government intends making it mandatory for all metal traders to get licences and prevent them from dealing in cash, a measure aimed at combating a massive illegal trade…
Bindura revives public library
Bindura Municipality has committed to reviving a public library at Tendai Hall, which stopped functioning a decade ago to rejuvenate the reading culture among youths.
NAMA — The good and the bad
Argh, Nama!!!, again!
Harare to benefit from new farming system
Non-governmental organisation, Danchurchaid (DCA) in collaboration with the World Food Programme and Agritex, is set to train Epworth and Harare South urban farmers on the hydroponics farming system as part of efforts to build resilience among vulnerable communities.
Clean-up marks Wangari Maathai Day
Marytise Vambayi and Vongai Chinjeke In celebration of the Wangari Maathai Day on Friday, the Kenyan embassy was joined by Minister of State for Harare Provincial Affairs and Devolution Oliver Chidawu,…
Huge oil discovery in Namibia
TotalEnergies SE has made a “significant” oil discovery off the coast of Namibia, three weeks after Shell Plc announced another find off the southwest African nation. Explorers have drilled over…
Natural capital audit critical for NDS1 goals
Zimbabwe needs to take bold steps to audit the economic worth and monetary value of the country’s natural resources to promote sustainable development in line with the National Development Strategy (NDS1) goals, a senior Government official says.
‘We must nurture junior talent’
FORMER Warriors striker Benjani Mwaruwari believes there is still football talent in the country but people are falling short when it comes to nurturing it.
Scale up chilli growing, farmers told
Farmers must scale up the growing of chilli peppers to help build local community resilience through this viable livelihood option in the wake of climate change-related risks, a local agronomist has said.