New forex platform to transform currency trading

Tapiwanashe Mangwiro, Zimpapers Business Hub WITH local currency inflation now at single-digit levels for the first time in three decades and the gap between official and parallel exchange rates narrowing…

Livestock, the bank that never closes

Edgar Vhera, Specialist Writer – Agribusiness LIVESTOCK is not just animals, but wealth, food security, jobs and the resilience for millions of households, especially in rural communities. For many families,…

Youths swapping snares for coding, digital skills in rural Gwayi

Lungelo Ndhlovu, Features Correspondent EVERY day, the endangered African Painted Dog faces a fight for survival across Zimbabwe’s Gwayi Valley in Matabeleland North Province. Wire snares, shrinking habitat and speeding…

How Dan Tshanda’s wife is reviving his musical legacy Keeping the Splash flame alive

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter ONLY three years ago, Sylvia Tshanda was speaking openly about the difficulties of trying to protect the musical empire left behind by her husband, Dan…

Ministry to absorb all donor-funded health workers

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Health Reporter THE Government will by January next year absorb all health workers currently supported by development partners into the public service, with at least 2 000…

Ministry targets rural health worker shortages with new system

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke HEALTH AUTHORITIES are developing a new classification system to identify health facilities struggling to attract and retain workers, as it moves to address the uneven distribution of health…

Honouring 50 000 veterans of the liberation struggle: A fitting tribute to Zimbabwe’s liberation legacy

Gibson Mhaka, Zimpapers Politics Hub THE decision by the Government to honour 50 000 veterans of Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle with Independence medals during this year’s Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) Day…

FROM ANCIENT WALLS TO MODERN FACTORIES: MASVINGO’S US$8BN RENAISSANCE

George Maponga Masvingo Bureau FOR centuries, the towering stone walls of Great Zimbabwe have stood as enduring evidence that innovation, engineering excellence and organised industry flourished long before colonialism. Built…

14 die as earthquake strikes Indonesia

At least 14 people have been killed after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia early yesterday, the nation’s disaster mitigation agency has said. BPBD said others had been injured to varying…

Aquaculture: ‘Less water, more management’

Irene Chihanga, Aquaculture Specialist FISH ponds are most vulnerable to high rate of evaporation and poor water quality during El Niño. The Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanisation and Water Resources Development,…

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