First Lady’s influence in Africa grows . . . OAFLAD deliberates on regular meetings

Tendai Rupapa in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia IN 2019, Zimbabwe’s trailblazing and innovative First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa was voted Vice President of the Organisation of African First Ladies for Development…

Zimbabwe, Belarus ties reach another level

Sunday Mail Reporter RELATIONS between Zimbabwe and Belarus are set to enter a new high this week, when the two countries convene for the high-level Joint Permanent Commission on Cooperation…

Govt assures nation of food security amid dire crop situation

Bulawayo Bureau THE Government is putting in place a number of interventions to ensure food security across the country, amid indications that the crop situation is ranging from fair to…

Retired Judge Mtshiya remembered

Sunday Mail Reporter THE late former High Court of Zimbabwe Judge, Justice November Tafuma Mtshiya, who died in August last year, was a man of integrity, whose role in shaping…

Zimbabwe’s plant exports soar

Theseus Shambare THE Government issued at least 32 000 phytosanitary certificates to potential exporters of plants and plant products in 2023, as the country continues to grow its exports in…

ACADEMIC FAILURE NOT END OF THE ROAD

Theseus Shambare THE release of Zimbabwe School Examinations Council Ordinary Level results is usually accompanied by playing of the late Paul Matavire’s song “Ma U (Ungraded)”, especially on radio. In…

Bulawayo City Council demands 80 percent of rates in forex

Vusumuzi Dube, Online News Editor THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has passed a resolution compelling residents and businesses to pay 80 percent of their rates in foreign currency, arguing that service…

Thai firm targets Zimbabwe chillies for export

Golden Sibanda IN a development expected to uplift smallholder farmers across Zimbabwe and drive horticultural exports, a leading Thailand-based supplier of chilli paste, De Smit Food International, has inked an…

Five siblings up for armed robbery

Nyore Madzianike CASES of siblings being involved in crime are not uncommon in Zimbabwe, but the Madzima brothers appear to have gained a new level of infamy. Five siblings —…

Pan-Africanism is still alive: President

Fungi Kwaramba in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia AFRICAN countries will never deviate from the principles and ideals of Pan-Africanism that gave birth to modern independent states, which are now charting a…

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