Sovereignty as an unfinished struggle: A reflection on Zimbabwe @ 45

Pofela Ndzozi, Correspondent IN Zimbabwe @ 45: Struggle for Sovereign Autonomy and Prosperity, Professor Simbi V Mubako does more than narrate history. He calls us to reflect on the very…

Slashed parking fees: No immediate reprieve for Bulawayo motorists

Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] MOTORISTS will have to wait longer before they can start paying slashed parking fees by the Government, as a Statutory Instrument with the new figures is yet…

Chevrons eye redemption as Namibia blow into Bulawayo

Brandon Moyo, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE wait is over. Zimbabwe’s Chevrons and Namibia’s FNB Eagles finally clash in the opening T20 International of their three-match series at Queens Sports Club…

IT’S A BIG POINT FOR US, SAYS KAINDU

Dynamos…………………………………….0 Triangle ……………………………………0 Bruce Chikuni Sports Reporter WHAT about a small party for the Dynamos players and their fans to celebrate that, at long last, the Glamour Boys have crept…

CZI hails fee cuts, permits review for agriculture

Business Reporter The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries has described the Government’s sweeping review last week of levies, licences and permits for the agriculture sector as a turning point for farmers…

Trio nabbed with 400 bottles of codeine cough syrup

Dalyn Chigwizura, Court Writer THREE Bulawayo men appeared in court after being found in possession of more than 400 bottles of cough syrup, valued at over US$2 000, without the…

CAMP programme gives HIV patients a voice in treatment monitoring

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] THE Community Art Monitoring Programme (CAMP), now running in Vungu District, Midlands Province, is transforming HIV and Aids interventions by putting patients at the centre of monitoring…

NDIRAYA REFUSES TO BE ANOTHER CRYBABY

Bruce Chikuni Sports Reporter TONDERAI Ndiraya refused to find comfort in being a crybaby and has defended the match officials after an error in which a Scottland ‘goal,’ which could…

Editorial Comment: We must use rain forecasts to maximise production

THE general Sadc forecast for the next summer rains indicates that something very similar to last season is most likely, with what has become the new normal of a latish…

Gold production surges 23 percent year on year

Martin Kadzere Gold production has recorded strong growth in August, with deliveries to the country’s sole authorised buyer, Fidelity Gold Refinery (FGR), reaching 4,189 tonnes, a 22,6 percent year-on-year increase…