PUBLIC OFFICE WON’T STALL MY SHOWBIZ PLANS – SANDY

SANDRA Ndebele says she will not abandon showbiz despite holding public office as a Councillor for Ward 20 in Nkulumane 12, Bulawayo.

Industry Policy to drive firms resuscitation

Business Writer ZIMBABWE National Industrial Development Policy (ZNIP) will focus on resuscitation of ailing industries through government support programmes including incentives and policies aimed at enhancing competitiveness, according to Industry…

PRIVATE JET, CANCELLED FLIGHT, ROAD TRIP FOR ONANA

YAMOUSSOUKRO. – Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana arrived at the Indomitable Lions’s base yesterday just hours before Cameroon’s opening match against Guinea last night.

Hikwa chieftainship revived

Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected] GOVERNMENT has revived the Hikwa chieftaincy in Bulilima District, Matabeleland South province by appointing Ms Adelaide Tshuma as the new Chief Hikwa. The chieftaincy had been abolished by…

Artistes rally to bring ailing drummer, Gali back home

Mkhululi Ncube, [email protected] Renowned drummer Mbuso Gali Ncube, recognised for his exceptional skills, has fallen ill in South Africa, prompting efforts to bring him back to his hometown for recovery. Gali…

Mugadza senior dies

Sports Writer FORMER Rusape United player and Zimbabwe Saints benefactor Patrobes Mugadza died  at Mpilo Central Hospital yesterday morning after a two-week stay at the health facility. Mugadza’s son Abedinigo…

‘Foundry sector to benefit from Disco plant’

Sikhulekelani Moyo, [email protected] ZIMBABWE Institute of Foundries (ZIF) has said the local foundry sector stands to immensely benefit from the giant Dinson Iron and Steel Company (Disco) plant in Manhize as…

Zimbabwe’s agric revolution: President Mnangagwa’s blueprint for prosperity

Marilyn Mutize, Correspondent  IN recent years, Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector has undergone a profound transformation under the visionary leadership of President Mnangagwa. The nation has strategically embraced policies reminiscent of South Korea’s…

Artisanal mining during rainy season stopped

Maxwell Tapatapa and Remember Deketeke, Harare Bureau SMALL-SCALE artisanal miners (makorokoza) must stop operations during the rainy season because of the extreme risks of flooded workings and collapsing shafts and tunnels…

30 000 hectares under small grains in Midlands

Patrick Chitumba, [email protected]  OVER 30 000 hectares in the Midlands province have been put under small grains such as sorghum and rapoko under Pfumvudza/Intwasa and conventional farming programmes. Small grains lower…