Zimpapers, Sunny Yi Feng unite for Cancer Power Walk
LEADING tile manufacturer, Sunny Yi Feng, has teamed up with the country’s largest media group, Zimbabwe Newspapers (1980) Limited (Zimpapers) for the third consecutive year to support the annual Cancer Power Walk.
Zim calls for joint funding of cross border projects
Zimbabwe has called for increased collaborative funding of cross-border projects in Southern Africa as the country continues to push for enhanced regional cooperation to upgrade transportation networks.
New lease of life for Chitungwiza railway line
THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) expects to conclude negotiations within the coming year with a Chinese entity interested in investing in the construction of the Harare-Chitungwiza railway line.
Bridgefort Capital to migrate shares to VFEX
BridgeFort Capital, formerly Medtech Holdings, is set to migrate its Class A and Class B listings to the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) and list by way of introduction.
Psychic pinpoints body of missing man
DALLAS. – A Texas man, who claimed to have psychic powers, told searchers where to find the body of a murdered man who had vanished without trace 10 weeks ago, police said yesterday.
Minister Mutsvangwa attends AWLN retreat in Liberia
Zimbabwe’s women leaders are making an impact at the African Women Leaders Network (AWLN) Retreat in Liberia where they are attending the 6th Intergenerational Leadership Retreat expected to tackle critical issues affecting women across Africa.
President’s magic strategy strengthens Zim’s resilience
Zimbabwe has faced crippling United States-led sanctions, which have retarded economic growth for more than two decades, but President Mnangagwa’s inward-looking strategy has strengthened the nation’s resilience.
Online Form One enrolment begins this week
Nqobile Tshili, [email protected] THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has announced that the electronic enrolment platform for Form One pupils who wish to attend boarding schools next year will…
Harare traffic cop in bribery storm
A Harare City Council traffic and parking officer is facing allegations of demanding bribes and assaulting a motorist, highlighting ongoing concerns about municipal traffic and parking operations in Harare.
Country’s tobacco exports near US$1bn
Zimbabwe has so far exported 180 298 957 kg of tobacco valued at US$963,3 million compared to 179 644 136 kg worth US$929,3 million during the same period last year as the country continues to increase international market share.











