South Africa’s anti-corruption campaign targets border crimes at Beitbridge Border Post
South African border authorities have described the Border Management and Immigration Anti-Corruption Forum (BMIACF) crime awareness campaign held at Beitbridge Port of Entry (PoE) on Tuesday as a bold step towards ending border-related crimes.
Zimbabwean Government champions global partnerships and crowdfunding to revolutionise agriculture and ensure food security
GLOBAL partnerships and crowd funding by the private sector are key pillars driving the country’s agricultural revolution, which seeks to ensure Zimbabwe achieves food security and sovereignty.
Zimbabwe sees small drop in road deaths: Traffic Safety Council urges continued national efforts for safer roads
The Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ) says Zimbabwe recorded a slight decline in road traffic deaths last year but warns that the numbers remain worryingly high, calling for collective national efforts to further reduce fatalities on the country’s roads.
Toendepi Polyclinic nears completion, set to enhance healthcare access for 2,000 Shurugwi villagers
THE construction of Toendepi Polyclinic in the Vuto area in Shurugwi District in the Midlands Province is nearing completion, bringing hope to over 2 000 villagers who will soon have access to quality healthcare services.
SA cops intercept two foreigners with stolen cars
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau South African police in Limpopo province have arrested two migrants with two stolen vehicles worth over R1 million which they intended to smuggle into Botswana…
NEW: Sponsorship boost for Vic Falls bodybuilding contest
A record number of bodybuilders is expected at the upcoming Zimbabwe National Bodybuilding and Fitness Championships at Elephant Hills in Victoria Falls on Saturday.
Sinner cruises past Zverev and into last four of ATP Finals
JANNIK Sinner reached the last four of the ATP Finals on Wednesday after beating Alexander Zverev 6-4, 6-3 to qualify from the Bjorn Borg group with a match to spare.
The great number nine decline – where have England’s strikers gone?
AND then there was one.
Zimbabwe’s rice demand projected to surge by 2030: Farmers encouraged to adopt new high-yield varieties
Farmers could reap rewards from growing rice as demand is projected to reach 283 440 tonnes by 2030, driven by a current per capita consumption of 16 kg.










