Man in court over crystal meth

A HARARE man, Trymore Chari (35), has been remanded in custody after being charged for unlawful possession of 28 grammes of crystal methamphetamine, commonly known as crystal meth.

Harare mayor backs skills audit for council

HARARE Mayor Councillor Jacob Mafume has called for an audit within the council to identify required skills and their appropriate applications.

Plan with the smallholder farmer in mind

WINDS of modernisation sweeping across the country’s agriculture sector will essentially come with numerous benefits that extend beyond individual farms, positively impacting economies, communities and the environment.

China committed to enhance cultural tourism with Zim

CHINA has reaffirmed its commitment to broaden cooperation with Zimbabwe to enhance cultural tourism and language skills exchange as the Asian nation continues to cement its relations with Africa

Ncube steps in at Bosso

IT’S not the kind of appointment one dreams of. It’s more like walking straight into a storm.

Bill to combat exam malpractices tabled

THE Zimbabwe School Examinations Council Amendment Bill, which seeks to enhance security measures surrounding examinations and combat malpractices within the education system, was tabled in the National Assembly yesterday.

Expo to connect learners, employers

AN Education Expo designed to connect learners with potential employers is scheduled to take place in the capital.

Zim medical pioneer Nathoo dies

DISTINGUISHED medical pioneer in Zimbabwe, Professor Kusum Nathoo, who died on Monday, is set to be buried today at Pioneer Cemetery in Harare. She was 82.

WATCH: Blackrock eye the sky

Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub NEWLY promoted Zifa Southern Region Division One side Blackrock, based in Hwange’s Sinderella suburb, believe strong performances could open the door to sponsorship opportunities. At…

BRAINS Project empowers local agriculture

WHEN Knowledge Dzadza stepped into the community hall at Chigogodza Business Centre in Murehwa, she was one of many smallholder farmers seeking answers in an increasingly unpredictable agricultural world.