Sadc expresses concern over spillover effects of sanctions. . .
Message by Félix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo, President of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Chairperson of SADC calling for the lifting of all Sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe
Business lobbies for access to funding, tax cuts
Nelson Gahadza Business Reporter Zimbabwe’s largest business member groups have implored the Government to take measures to make provisions for easier access to affordable financing facilities for increased industrial productivity, reduce…
Tynwald learners discharged, staffers out of intensive care
Pupils from Tynwald High School who survived the Nyanga accident are recovering well and all have now been released from hospital, while two teachers still in hospital have been moved out of the intensive care unit.
A step towards HIV Cure . . . as WHO works on gene therapy guidelines
WITH the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) mutations standing over a million, the HIV Cure and vaccination research is all hands on the deck, with various clinical trials taking place.
Rainy season hasn’t started: Met Dept
Some rains were experienced in some parts of the country, including Harare, on Monday, catching many people unaware and had to run for cover.
Zakaria follows in uncle’s footsteps with new album
Khiama Boys protégée and long distance truck driver Washington Zakaria will tomorrow follow in his uncle Nicholas Zacharia’s footsteps when he unleashes his second album titled “Magetsi Anotevera Tambo”.
Indian remanded in custody over 7,7kg heroin
AN Indian national allegedly caught with 7,7kg of heroin on Sunday at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport while leaving the country appeared in court yesterday on charges of unlawful dealing in dangerous drugs.
Sanctions slow down march towards Vision 2030
Since 2000, Zimbabwe has been under the siege of illegal and unjustified sanctions. These unilateral and punitive measures pose a myriad of challenges that hinder development of the country.
Reckless foreign policy of West flops
The amplified chorus for the removal of Western-imposed illegal economic sanctions on Zimbabwe by the world would have, under normal circumstances, cajoled countries from that part of the world to have a relook at the embargo.











