Government champions service delivery in Zvishavane

RESIDENTS of Zvishavane are over the moon after benefiting from the Second Republic’s devolution programme which is transforming previously marginalised communities across the country. This comes after the commissioning of…

Foreign coaches are not a football mal-adminstration panacea

Luckson Pasipanodya, Correspondent Zimbabwe national team football coaching has been a two sided coin for many decades.  On one hand, there have been local coaches while on the other, a…

Juvenile eye cancer on the rise

Emmanuel Kafe THERE is a worrying increase in eye cancer cases among children, leading to irreversible loss of eyesight, a report has revealed. According to the Zimbabwe National Cancer Registry,…

Fish farming: Answer to aquaculture, fisheries challenge

Judith Phiri, Features Reporter FISH farming is one of the sectors on a growth trajectory in Zimbabwe, with many new farmers embracing it. The sector’s growth comes as a response to…

‘We boarded the plane to the Soviet Union barefooted’

IN our last week’s edition we carried an article on Colonel Victor Ronnie Dlamini pseudonym Cde Soul Zikhali. In that article, Col Dlamini related how he joined the armed struggle,…

Government assures food security amid dire crop situation

Sione Amidu, Gwanda Correspondent THE Government is putting in place a number of sustainable interventions to ensure food security across the country amid indications that the crop situation is ranging from…

President Mnangagwa’s diplomatic drive: Charting Zimbabwe’s path to re-engagement

Reign Nheta, Analysis President Mnangagwa’s recent diplomatic endeavours underscore a significant shift in Zimbabwe’s approach to international relations, as evidenced by his visits to Botswana and his  participation in the World…

WATCH: Luveve Road rehab nears completion

Vusumuzi Dube, Online News Editor REHABILITATION works along Bulawayo’s Luveve Road are progressing well with the local authority saying they are now 85 percent towards completion with over US$700 000…

International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics rolls out programmes to address soil fertility challenges

Judith Phiri, Business Reporter   THE International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (Icrisat) has rolled out various integrated soil fertility management (ISFM) practices to address soil fertility challenges…

WATCH: Honour your mother, father so that your days may be long, says 92-year-old granny

Sandisiwe Gumbo, Sunday Life Reporter MRS Miriam Mlotshwa, a 92-year-old pioneer resident of Mpopoma in Bulawayo has attributed her long life to obeying the biblical concept of honouring the elderly, “so…

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