WE’VE BEEN SENT BY YOUR HUBBY, ARMED ROBBERS TELL WOMAN AS THEY STEAL CAR, CASH

Lovemore Kadzura Mutare Bureau SIX armed robbers, who stole a car and cash from a businesswoman, told her that they had allegedly been sent by her former husband to rob…

Zim, Belarus seek to deepen relations

Farirai Machivenyika-Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE and Belarus parliaments have called for the deepening of economic ties and the ratification of various agreements signed by their respective governments. This came out on…

MADAM BOSS US$65K MOVIE GOES ON THE BIG SCREEN

Trust Khosa Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub DREAMS come true and Madam Boss in on cloud nine as her movie will be shown on the big screen tomorrow at Westgate…

8 785 new posts for health sector

Nyore Madzianike-Senior Reporter VICE President Dr Kembo Mohadi has called for a shift from perpetual political contest to developmental dialogue that delivers tangible results to the nation, especially as public…

Sabhuku deals: The President has spoken

Ray Bande Senior Reporter The President has spoken! The law is clear! The master plans exist! What we now require is collective will and decisive action. This was the long…

DUO CONVICTED FOR DUPING DYNAMOS BOSS CHAWONZA

Zvikomborero Parafini TWO Harare men, who duped Dynamos chairman Vincent Chawonza of over US$6,500 after diverting his company’s business, have been convicted. Kenneth Nyalugwe and Kennedy Chiwara were remanded in…

Raw mineral export ban sparks private power generation boom

Rutendo Nyeve [email protected] GOVERNMENT’s decision to ban the export of raw minerals, particularly lithium concentrates, has triggered a major private sector investment drive into electricity generation, with mining companies expected…

Chaos at Sakubva Stadium entry points

Ray Bande Senior Reporter FOR football-loving fans in Mutare, entry into Sakubva Stadium has become a nightmare. A clique of supporters who refuse to pay for tickets and clog the…

Flames, greed consume green gold

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter THE once-thriving commercial timber empire of Manicaland, nestled in the pine-clad mountains of the Eastern Highlands, is bleeding away hectares of forest as a toxic cocktail…

After 74 years in silence, Muchena headmanship breathes again

Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter FOR 74 years, the Muchena headmanship lived only in whispers. Elders spoke of it by firelight. Family members argued over it in quiet homesteads. Politicians filed…

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