China showcase military might 

Nduduzo Tshuma in Beijing, China CHINA on Wednesday showcased its latest military technology during its Victory Day (V-Day) parade here, displaying a wide range of advanced weaponry designed to strengthen…

US$600m rail revamp deal on the horizon

Nduduzo Tshuma in BEIJING, China ZIMBABWE is expected to conclude a US$600 million agreement with China Railway International Group (CRIG) this year to rehabilitate its railway system, a development set…

China remains Zim’s foremost ally — President

Nduduzo Tshuma in BEIJING, China CHINA remains Zimbabwe’s foremost ally and relations between the two nations, rooted in solidarity dating back to Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle, must be preserved and strengthened,…

RAPE OF GRADE 7 PUPIL IN A KOMBI THE TIPPING POINT AS AUTHORITIES ENFORCE BAN ON TINTED CARS, KOMBIS

Arron Nyamayaro THE rape of a Grade 7 pupil in a kombi in Harare’s CBD was the tipping point which has resulted in authorities enforcing a ban on private and…

Massive liberation war shrines facelift on cards

Ray Bande in CHIMOIO, Mozambique GOVERNMENT, through the Ministry of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, will soon roll out a comprehensive makeover of all liberation war heritage sites in neighbouring…

Horticulture production surges, cuts import bill

Rutendo Nyeve Victoria Falls Reporter ZIMBABWE is experiencing a surge in horticultural production that is not only reducing the import bill, but also reigniting hopes of reclaiming the country’s status…

Zimbabwe-China in US$600 million railways deal

Nduduzo Tshuma in BEIJING, China ZIMBABWE is expected to conclude a US$600 million agreement with China Railway International Group(Crig) this year to rehabilitate its railway system, a development set to…

THERE IS AN IRRESISTIBLE SPIRITUAL FORCE POWERING SUPERSTAR JAH PRAYZAH

Blessings Chidakwa Zimpapers Arts Hub THERE is an irresistible spiritual force that follows Jah Prayzah – it doesn’t roar, it hums beneath the beat, it doesn’t command, it guides.

TOP ZIM SPORTSPERSON DEMANDS US$3M TO MARKET THE COUNTRY AS A PRIME TOURISM DESTINATION

Mathew Masinge A HIGH-PROFILE Zimbabwean sportsperson, who is based in a foreign country, demanded a US$3 million payment to market the country as a safe and beautiful tourism destination.

‘China remains our principal ally’

Nduduzo Tshuma in BEIJING, China PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday said China remains Zimbabwe’s principal ally, stressing that the relations between the two States, rooted in solidarity dating back to the country’s…

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