Don’t do it tomorrow

There might be other days in your timeline, but there is no day like today. Today is special. It has its own special opportunities and graces. Welcome this day and live out your best in it.

Face mask rules relaxed

Zimbabweans who received  two doses of Covid-19 vaccines are no longer required to wear face masks in public, according to new regulations gazetted on Friday

Robbers vanish with US$1,5m from ABC Auctions

FOUR armed robbers stormed ABC Auctions along Seke Road in Harare on Friday night and got away with US$1,5 million after subduing two security guards at the premises.

Consequences of Illegality

A contract is a legally enforceable agreement entered into by two or more people.

The key word in the definition of a contract is “legal”. In other words, if it is not legal, then there is no contract to talk about, and, consequently, the issue of enforcement falls away.

A golden path for learners

EXCITEMENT gripped learners and officials who met at Munashe Private High School in Mutoko last week for the official launch of the Zimpapers Junior Media Club.

Manhize steel plant: Sign of a rising Zim

Dinson Iron and Steel Company (Disco)’s multi-billion-dollar steel plant that was officially launched by President Mnangagwa in Manhize, Chirumhanzu, on Thursday, is the clearest sign that Zimbabwe is on the rise.

Focus on the customer

A greater percentage of successful businesses rode on the wave of excellent customer relationship management and strategy.

World Day of Prayer commemorations set for Thursday

THE 60th anniversary of the launch of the World Day of Prayer will be held at the Anglican Church Cathedral in Harare on Thursday.

David Whitehead: The rise of a fallen giant

The reopening of fabric manufacturer David Whitehead Textiles Limited (DWTL) by Agro Value Chain Zimbabwe (AVCZ) has reawakened Chegutu.

111 combine harvesters deployed for winter wheat

The Government has deployed 111 high-tech combine harvesters to 20 distribution centres countrywide as harvesting of winter wheat shifts into high gear.