Sadc pursues integrated approach to curb power crisis

Limukani Ncube, Editor A Regional Transmission Infrastructure Financing Facility (RTIFF) aimed at providing a long-term solution to energy financing challenges within the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) could be what…

Young women more vulnerable to deadly cervical cancer

Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter CONCERNS have emerged that cervical cancer is affecting young women in their 20s prompting medical experts to call for early screening and treatment of the sexually…

‘Restoration of Tjingababili chieftainship long overdue’

Vusumuzi Dube, Online News Editor THE restoration of the Tjingababili chieftainship in Matabeleland South Province is long overdue with villagers from Bulilima and Mangwe districts saying they felt as if…

ZSE starts year strong

The equities market maintained an upward trajectory over the first two weeks of trading in January, with total market value adding 8 percent.

Up close with Jackie Mgido

THE name Jackie Mgido is synonymous with cosmetology.

The Hollywood-based Zimbabwean makeup artist, who works with well-known American stars, was recently in the country, where she touched and changed the lives of many Zimbabwean women.

‘Zim prospects encouraging’

Turkiye’s Foreign Affairs Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu arrived in Zimbabwe last week. It was the first-ever visit by a Turkish minister to the country.

Govt lauded for laying strong foundation

Government has done “extremely” well in laying a fairly strong macroeconomic foundations for economic growth, according to economic analysts.

Floods destroy 160ha of crops

FLOODS and strong winds destroyed over 160 hectares of crops, including maize and tobacco valued at thousands of dollars, as well as damaging 48 homes in six provinces countrywide over three days last weekend.

It’s back to serious business as schools reopen

SCHOOLS countrywide reopened on Monday January 9. At Bradford Private School, the first week of the new term was exciting as we reconnected with teachers and fellow learners.

Writing’s on the bright yellow wall

The Bishop is back.

What a restful, restorative and therapeutic sabbatical it was!