ZAGP transforms farmers’ livestock production
Judith Phiri, Business Reporter MORE than 171 000 farmers are beneficiaries of the Zimbabwe Agricultural Growth Programme (ZAGP), which resulted in the transformation of livestock production, productivity and profitability. The beneficiaries…
Trophy hunting ban unjust to local communities in Southern Africa
Sifelani Tsiko, in Maun, Botswana Europe’s plans to ban the importation of trophy hunting products is unjust and poses a huge threat to conservation that centres on the people in southern…
Money Soiree: Financial conversations for women empowerment
Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter MS Nomalanga Ndlovu is a trendsetter when it comes to modern-day women empowerment skills impartation as she brings to the…
Independence came at the right time for us: Sibanda
THE coming of Independence could not have come at a better time for Charles Sibanda, the former Caps United stalwart than in 1980 when he was at the peak of…
A call for preservation and cultural identity in the tourism industry in Zimbabwe
Charles Mavhunga Introduction Preserving and safeguarding heritage sites in Zimbabwe and Africa is crucial for maintaining the cultural identity and historical significance of indigenous communities. Articles 11 and 26 of…
Mines and Minerals Bill to be finalised this year
Leonard Ncube in Victoria Falls THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Mining Development has said it will push for the finalisation of the revised Mines and Minerals Bill this…
Planning structures, coordination and decentralisation towards Vision 2030
Dr Tinashe Eric Muzamhindo Implementation strategies of national development plan Institutions will be required to jointly undertake programming and sequencing of projects and activities through joint annual operational plans, which…
IYASA loses awards to thieves
Sandisiwe Gumbo, Sunday Leisure Reporter POPULAR Bulawayo dance group, Iyasa lost some of its prestigious awards when thieves broke into its offices on Thursday night. Posting on their Facebook account, Iyasa…
Drought deprives Matabeleland South families of amacimbi nutrition
Nobukhosi Ndlovu, Sunday News Reporter THE persistent dry spell across Matabeleland South Province has resulted in poor mopane worm (amacimbi) harvests which is a source of livelihood and nutrition for communities.…
Prophets, tsikamutandas blamed for child pregnancies: Prophet impregnates 15+ girls in one village
Sunday News Reporter PROPHETS and tsikamutandas have been blamed for child pregnancies that have resulted in girls dropping out of school in Bubi District of Matabeleland North Province and also…











