adminCarbon credits bring solar energy to rural areas
Rural communities without electricity have been relying on paraffin lamps and other oils for lighting while others use candles or cut down trees for firewood so that children get enough light for reading, although better access to solar technology will make a huge difference.
Jere calls for stiff penalties
PREMIER Soccer League chairman Farai Jere yesterday said the scenes witnessed at Mandava which led to the abandonment of the Castle Lager Premiership match between FC Platinum and CAPS United were unacceptable and promised appropriate action to nip the problem in the bud.
66 aspiring judges to write aptitude test
Sixty-six lawyers are next week expected to undergo an aptitude test, in addition to the existing nomination procedure, ahead of interviews for appointment as judges of the High Court.
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Govt identifies land for Kunzvi displaced families
Land has been found to resettle the 228 families whose homes will be flooded as Kunzvi Dam creates a lake on the border of Goromonzi and Murehwa districts in Mashonaland East.
AI: Arrival, benefits and dangers in African context
Artificial intelligence (AI) lets computers and machines mimic human intelligence and problem-solving.
Geo Pomona, Ghanaian firm consolidate relations
Geo Pomona Waste Management company and Ghana’s Jospong Group have consolidated their relations and are set for more collaboration in waste management.
Man in court for forging police stamp
A 39-YEAR-OLD man from Harare on Friday appeared in court on allegations of forging a Police General Headquarters dispatch office date stamp to claim a car which he had lost in a court case.
Zimpost launches Post Insurance promos
Motorists who pay their insurance religiously are expected to benefit from the 2024 Post Insurance promotion that was launched last week by Zimpost and its partners, with the overall winner expected to walk away with a vehicle.
Mangwe community calls for diversification to fight off disasters
Diversifying livelihoods can be a key strategy for building resilience to drought and climate related disasters in different communities.