350 000 customers apply for electricity connections

Rutendo Nyeve in Victoria Falls THE Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission Distribution Company (ZETDC) is exploring the idea where companies with high electricity demand will import their own power to ease consumption…

KGM takes entertainment back to the townships

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter  AFTER the realisation that most of the people that attend shows in Bulawayo’s Central Business District (CBD) and other surrounding areas are from western suburbs, the…

Rains destroy infrastructure in Gwanda

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Matabeleland South Bureau Chief  SEVERAL families in Gwanda District have been left stranded after their homes were damaged by heavy rains that hit the area recently and are appealing…

First satellite goes into space today

The country’s first-ever satellite – ZimSat-1 – will begin its historic journey into space at around 11.30am today in a development that is likely to herald multiple benefits for the country’s development drive.

We must reject self-loathing invitations

Ambassador Jonathan Wutawunashe (JW) recently retired from the position of Secretary to Service Commissions, after more than 40 years of service in Government. The Sunday Mail’s TANYARADZWA RUSIKE (TR) spoke to the former top bureaucrat and diplomat, who reflected on his tenure.

Simba Bhora triumph again

FREE-scoring striker Tinashe Balakasi was on target as he inspired Simba Bhora to victory over Green Fuel in the inaugural inter-regional Champion of Champions soccer clash at Wadzanai Stadium in Shamva yesterday.

Mucheke stadium renovations begin

Masvingo City Council has begun the renovation of Mucheke Stadium, which after completion is expected to generate more income for the local authority, it has been learnt. The stadium, which…

Schumacher’s 2003 F1-winning Ferrari up for auction

The Ferrari in which Formula One legend Michael Schumacher drove to the 2003 World Championship title is set to be auctioned by Sotheby’s on Wednesday.

Rural learners browse their way to the top

WHEN Covid-19 hit Zimbabwe, learning migrated to digital platforms such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams, among others.

New radar systems for weather disasters

Five high-tech Doppler radar systems, which will enhance the country’s ability to mitigate the effects of rain-induced natural disasters like cyclones and floods, will go live before year-end, The Sunday Mail has learnt.