AI for Impact: Zimbabwe’s relevance test

Ray Bande Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE is narrowing 60 artificial intelligence experts, selected from 768 applicants nationwide, to 18 finalists as the country shifts AI from academic theory to practical solutions…

ZANU PF Manicaland launches US$100 000 conference fundraising

Samuel Kadungure News Editor ZANU PF Manicaland has set its fundraising machinery in motion to raise at least US$100 000 as its contribution towards the successful hosting of the 23rd…

Violent nurse suspended

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter THE nurse-in-charge at Nyamazira Clinic, who slapped and kicked a heavily pregnant woman has been convicted of assault, with the Ministry of Health and Child Care,…

First Lady opens lively week-long mentorship boys, girls camp . . . all 10 provinces represented

Blessings Chidakwa Senior Reporter AN atmosphere of excitement, hope and cultural pride enveloped First Lady, Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa’s week-long boys and girls mentorship camp, where learners from Zimbabwe’s 10 provinces…

Heroes’ sacrifices continue to shape Zimbabwe’s future

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter AS Zimbabwe commemorates Heroes Day on Monday, the nation is called upon to reflect, not only on the sacrifices that secured independence, but also on the…

Team Manicaland readies for National Youth Games

Ray Bande Senior Reporter MINISTER of State for Manicaland Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Misheck Mugadza will headline tomorrow’s fundraising launch for Team Manicaland at Mutare (Queens) Hall, where the business…

MANIPULATIVE SADIST MADZIBABA GATHRY SENT TO JAIL FOR 20 YEARS AS RAPE OF A TEENAGER NAILS HIM

Zvikomborero Parafini MADZIBABA Gathry has been described as a “manipulative sadist” who is a danger to society by a regional magistrate, who jailed him for TWENTY years for raping a…

Nsingizini will not be easy: Mapeza

Langton Nyakwenda, Zimpapers Sports Hub Zimbabwe and Eswatini football ties have grown this season, with the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League becoming a preferred destination for some of Eswatini’s top…

Breaking the bank for a stand, house in Mutare

Ray Bande Senior Reporter A 1 600-square metre stand in Phase One of Hertfordshire, Gweru, is going for US$17 500. In the same city, a 1 000-square metre stand in…

Lest we forget: The African hands that helped win Zimbabwe’s freedom

Lloyd Makonya Correspondent ON April 18, 1980, the Zimbabwean flag rose for the first time over a free nation, signalling the end of nearly a century of colonial rule. For…

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