Urgent call for community action against drug abuse

Community leaders and Government officials convened at Gadzema Grounds over the weekend to address the escalating challenge of drug and substance abuse, emphasising the need for a collaborative, multi-sectoral approach to combat this pressing issue.

Residents applaud digitalisation of courts

Rutendo Nyeve, Victoria Falls Reporter VICTORIA Falls residents have welcomed the digitalisation of magistrates’ courts under the fourth phase of the Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS), sighting the move…

Pari refurbishment gathers pace

THE modernisation of Zimbabwe’s health sector is gathering momentum, with major refurbishment works underway at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals, the country’s largest referral hospital, as part of the Government’s broader plan to establish world-class healthcare facilities.

Adequate water, power for wheat

Zimbabwe is well-positioned to achieve another successful winter wheat season, with Government assuring farmers of adequate water reserves and guaranteed electricity supply to support irrigation.

Freedom of Information Act fosters transparency in public entities

Heads of public entities, typically the chief executive officers, have the mandate to provide public information upon request in line with the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

Mobile IDs boost for Binga

GETTING a birth certificate is an easy exercise for many people in urban areas, but not so for those in remote and hard to reach communities areas due to connectivity challenges.

Chivayo delivers, Now It’s Highlanders’ Turn

AFTER three matches without a win, Highlanders head into Sunday’s Castle Lager Premier Soccer League clash with GreenFuel at Barbourfields searching for more than just goals, they’re chasing a turning point.

ZDF’s resilience built from Chairman Mao’s teachings

UNDER the command of ZANLA and ZIPRA military leaders, Zimbabwe’s two peasant-backed armies defeated colonialism, ending nine decades of racist settler occupation. The two armies emerged as the most inspiring anti-capitalist movements of the 1960s, towards the end of the late 2oth century.

Private flying at night is banned

PRIVATE aircraft were yesterday banned from flying at night by a notice gazetted by the Minister of Transport.

Four in court for selling fake VVIP football tickets

FOUR people from Harare have appeared in court facing charges of allegedly defrauding fans by manufacturing, printing and selling counterfeit Premier Soccer League (PSL) VVIP and VIP cards.

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