Justice Ministry launches constitutional literacy campaign
The Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs has rolled out a constitutional awareness campaign in Guruve as part of a national drive to deepen public understanding of Zimbabwe’s 2013 Charter and foster a culture of constitutionalism across communities.
Why it matters for us to pay taxes
TAXATION is the backbone of any functioning economy, enabling Governments to fund essential public services that benefit society as a whole. The revenue generated from taxes is crucial for building and maintaining critical infrastructure such as public hospitals, schools, and roads.
Gandawa Takes the Swing as New ZGA President
Takudzwa Chitsiga, Zimpapers Sports Hub BLESSING Gandawa of Ruwa Country Club is the new man at the helm of Zimbabwean golf. He was elected president of the Zimbabwe Golf Association…
Should Mulder have chased history?
WIAAN Mulder is among the least likely professional cricketers to intentionally divide world opinion but his extraordinary innings of 367 – and the lunchtime declaration within 33 runs of equalling West Indian great Brian Lara’s world record — continues to do exactly that. And it may well do so for the rest of his life.
Abalimi begwayi eBulilima bathola usekelo lwe-Timb
Nkosilathi Sibanda loRaymond Jaravaza OKUHLE kuyabukwa, ikakhulu lokho okuphuma kubalimi abakhuthalele ukuphakamisa umnotho welizwe, lokuthuthukisa impilakahle yemuli zabo. Lokhu kubonakale ngokubatshazwa kwemisebenzi yabalimi begwayi besigabeni seBulilima laseMangwe, esabelweni seMatabeleland South,…
Golden Eagles soar over City
RESURGENT Golden Eagles eased into third place on the Northern Region Soccer League log standings following a thrilling 3-1 away win over Harare City at Gwanzura yesterday.
Maenzanise scoops gold
ZIMBABWEAN powerlifter Chido Maenzanise has made her country proud by winning gold at South Africa’s Strongest Man contest in Durban.
Hurungwe officials jailed 18 years
HURUNGWE Rural District Council engineer, Romeo Mupamaonde and his assistant Alfred Makama, have been sentenced to 18 years in prison each for defrauding the council of US$17 990 meant for the construction of the Chehoko Causeway bridge.
Harare masterplan nears completion
The crafting of the Harare Masterplan to guide the capital’s development is now in its penultimate stage, with city officials expressing optimism about its potential to address decades of uncoordinated growth, decaying infrastructure and service delivery failures.
Rent, rifts and regret: Dad wins court battle against daughter
A 90-year-old man from Harare, Jonah Mutingweni, has been granted a protection order against his 42-year-old daughter, Maria Mutingweni, who had forced him to care for her four children and that his tenants pay rent to her.











