adminPOTRAZ donate to Makoni villagers
Eltina Chagonda VULNERABLE communities in Makoni District, Manicaland, recently got food hampers, blankets, mosquito nets and boreholes from the Postal & Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ). Director General of…
City skipper joins SA side
Bruce Chikuni SOUTH Africa’s GladAfrica championship side, JDR Stars, have roped in Harare City’s skipper, Hastings Chapusha. The 25 year-old-central defender is expected to be at the Pretoria side for…
EMA intensifies sand poachers fight
Christine Chinhanhu THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has urged local authorities to set aside land to extract sand for commercial purposes considering that over 800 hectares of Harare’s land has…
Nutty O pays homage
Mathew Masinge AWARD-WINNING dancehall chanter, Nutty O, will this Sunday pay homage at Mbare’s Zebra Village to thank the community which shaped his career. This is the chanter’s long-awaited performance…
Harare suspends chief security officer
Harare City Council has sent its chief security officer Dr Collen Tongoona on leave pending investigations into allegations that he unlawfully took possession of a council firearm from the municipal police for personal security without authority or approval from his boss.
St Andrews Old Course always feels special
GLASGOW. – “Here he comes,” gasped an excited youngster, scrambling up to a barrier behind the R&A clubhouse, phone in hand ready to snap a limping legend as he trudged…
Zim needs 600 000ha cotton for cooking oil
THE country needs to commit 600 000ha to hybrid cotton seed to achieve cooking oil sufficiency amid revelations that putting the same hectarage under open pollinated varieties (OPV) will only yield two months’ supply of cooking oil.
‘DeMbare not pressing panic button’
DYNAMOS chairman Isaiah Mupfurutsa says there is no need for a technical reshuffle at the Glamour Boys as their team is still in contention for the Castle Lager Premiership football title.
Rural industrialisation goes a notch up
CONSTRUCTION of Vungu Dam in Silobela, Midlands province, which is set to irrigate 1 200 hectares for three schemes, and provide potable water to a local business centre, has commenced as the Second Republic steps up rural industrialisation through massive infrastructural development projects that leave no one and no place behind.