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Mangwe farmers benefit from goat breeding programme
Mangwe farmers benefit from goat breeding programme

Faith Ndlovu, Sunday News Reporter MORE than 1 500 farmers in Mangwe District are reaping the rewards of a goat breeding programme funded by Goal Zimbabwe in collaboration with the…

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Tour operator reintroduces iconic Zambezi River Cruises

Rutendo Nyeve, Sunday News Reporter ONE of the leading tour operating companies in the resort city of Victoria Falls, Khanondo Safaris and Tours has reintroduced two iconic cruises on the…

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Gwanda Mine vows to fight fresh invasion
Gwanda Mine vows to fight fresh invasion

BARELY two months after having fended off a brazen and audacious attempt to invade their private ML16 mining lease, private mining outfit Duration Gold, that runs Gwanda-based gold mine Vubachikwe…

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Uhuru celebrations’ lifelong impact on Gokwe… Accommodation now fully booked, small businesses expectant
Uhuru celebrations’ lifelong impact on Gokwe… Accommodation now fully booked, small businesses expectant

Gibson Mhaka, Zimpapers Politics Hub DEVOLUTION, a key feature of the 2013 Constitution, did not gain significant traction during the First Republic. As a result, many areas and districts were…

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Bulawayo launches a football academy
Bulawayo launches a football academy

Lovemore Dube and Media Mpofu A new football academy was launched in Bulawayo yesterday morning with the aim of developing children born after 2013 into world class footballers in the…

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Andy Flower welcomes IPL’s one ball change rule to counter dew
Andy Flower welcomes IPL’s one ball change rule to counter dew

Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Cricket legend and head coach of Indian Premier League (IPL) side, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), Andy Flower, has welcomed the league’s decision to allow the…

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Figures who led the liberation path in Midlands Province

Ranga Mataire, Zimpapers Politics Hub BESIDES being a major mining region with significant deposits of gold, platinum, diamonds, chrome, asbestos, coal, iron ore and emeralds, the Midlands Province has been…

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Pre-colonial shrines and their role in the journey to Independence: An opportunity to harness tourism value
Pre-colonial shrines and their role in the journey to Independence: An opportunity to harness tourism value

Rutendo Nyeve, Features Reporter IN March 1896, the Ndebele rose against British colonialism in what is now known as the First Umvukela or Second Chimurenga. Following spirited resistance by the Ndebele,…

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New fire tender enhances Mwenezi’s emergency response capacity
New fire tender enhances Mwenezi’s emergency response capacity

Taboka Tshuma, Sunday News Reporter MWENEZI Rural District Council has acquired a state-of-the-art fire tender from its allocation of devolution funds from Belarus, as part of efforts to enhance its…

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The negative impacts of bunking lessons
The negative impacts of bunking lessons

BUNKING lessons or skipping class can have severe consequences on a student’s academic performance and overall educational experience. Regular absenteeism can lead to lower grades, strained relationships with teachers and…

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