adminDispute over war spoils has begun, but Ukrainians wont get any benefit at all
War promises profits. This is also true for the Ukrainian war. Before an end to the fighting is in sight, the dispute over the division of the spoils has already begun.
Gutu woman loses arm in hyena attack
In the second such case to be recorded in Masvingo province this year, a 38-year-old woman from Gutu last Wednesday lost her left hand and big toe of the left leg after being attacked by a hyena.
Holistic approach needed to fight drug abuse among youths
Tapiwa* is an 18-year-old youth living in Harare’s Epworth suburb. He is a school dropout who is now hooked on drugs.
Ex-Augur director speaks on Airport road
Augur Investments OU business operations in Zimbabwe are aboveboard, the company’s former top executive has said in a statement meant to overcome false information being hawked against the company by its detractors.
Work on Davis Cup play-offs starts
TENNIS Zimbabwe have begun working towards hosting Uruguay in the Davis Cup World Group II Play-offs due to take place early next year.
Samba comes to Harare
INTERNATIONALLY-ACCLAIMED football coach Phillip Zulu says Zimbabwe stands to immensely benefit from a Samba-development approach which he intends to introduce on a larger scale.
Fund set up for victims of human-wildlife conflict
The establishment of a relief fund to cushion victims of human-wildlife conflict to cater for hospital expenses and funeral cover has been adopted by Cabinet, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa has said.
‘Speak with one voice on 2023 polls’
Ambassadors representing Zimbabwe should speak with one voice about the 2023 harmonised elections, while also continually driving the re-engagement process, which has seen the country being increasingly accepted across the world.
Varsity partners Makonde villagers
THE University of Zimbabwe’s Business Management Sciences and Economics Faculty has embarked on skills development and upgrades for members of the Kore-kore Cultural Village in Makonde district in a bid to promote local tourism.
Govt committed to improving citizens’ welfare
The need to put people first in development is seen in new policies that put citizens first in all that Government does, chief director of the Corporate Governance Unit and Procurement in the Office of President and Cabinet Dr Michael Musanzikwa said yesterday.