adminFirm in environment preservation drive
Local tile manufacturer Sunny Yi Feng Tiles celebrated the Heroes and Defence Forces Day holidays by engaging in corporate social responsibility initiatives aimed at preserving the environment.
Hwedza piped water scheme brings uninterrupted supplies
The Second Republic under President Mnangagwa has been applauded for ending water challenges previously faced by Chitida residents, in Hwedza through the drilling of solar powered borehole that has enabled five villages to get uninterrupted water supply.
Relief as Mbare residents get potable water
Eight boreholes have been drilled in Mbare, Harare, and fitted with solar pumps under the Presidential borehole drilling scheme with more to come as the contractor is still on site.
Why the rand is back at R19/$ again
The rand took a hit on Monday, breaking through the R19/$ level and trading around its weakest level in a month. It has lost almost 5 percent to the dollar over the past month.
Villagers benefit from biogas
Villagers in Silobela are set to benefit from a newly-commissioned biogas digester established by the Zibagwe Rural District Council as part of efforts to protect the environment and counter the effects of climate change, along with other schemes for green energy such as tree planting, which can now also help generate income.
Artists endorse Cossy Rules riddim
Entertainment Reporter FIFTY-two artists from Kadoma have endorsed music promoter and philanthropist Cosmas Daka’s initiative of promoting anti-drug abuse in the City of Gold.
Hooper, company omitted for this weekend’s EPL fixtures
Simon Hooper, Michael Salisbury and Richard West will not officiate Premier League games this weekend after Wolverhampton Wanderers had a penalty appeal turned down in their defeat by Manchester United on Monday.
Zambia seizes US$6m from private jet
LUSAKA. – Zambia’s anti-money laundering and drug trafficking body has seized close to US$6 million in cash at the main airport in the capital, Lusaka.
Takanyi upbeat on Davis Cup team
ZIMBABWE Davis Cup team captain Takanyi Garanganga believes that the just-ended Group III competition was a good platform for their young players to gain experience.
Mentally-ill man succumbs to suspected food poisoning
Lovemore Chazingwa in KADOMA A WELL-KNOWN mentally-ill man from Rimuka suburb, only identified as Stefan, passed away on Friday morning after consuming a suspected poisonous soft drink.