adminMan attacks wife for refusing to kill child in ritual
A WOMAN from Zvimba sustained injuries after she was allegedly assaulted by her husband with hammer blows to the head for refusing to kill their child for ritual purposes.
Solar firm ready to feed 23MW into grid
Centragrid Private (Ltd) is set to feed another 23MW into the national grid sometime next week from its station in Nyabira, about 45km west of Harare along the Harare-Chinhoyi Road, as the installed capacity rises from 2MW to 25MW.
Economic transformation: From philosophy to practice
President Mnangagwa’s “Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo” philosophy, which translates to “a country is built by its own people,” has been a guiding principle in Zimbabwe’s economic transformation journey.
Zim, SA close to one-stop border
COMPLETION of the US$300 million Beitbridge Border Post modernisation by Zimbabwe has paved the way for the implementation of the one-stop border post with South Africa, with travellers being cleared just once through both sets of customs and immigration.
700 exhibitors expected at Rwandan fair
KIGALI. – This year’s Rwanda International Trade Fair opened yesterday in the Rwandan capital of Kigali, with more than 700 exhibitors from about 20 countries in the region and beyond expected to attend, organizers said.
‘Private sector must run with industrialisation’
THE private sector has been challenged to take part in the SADC Industrialisation Week, share experiences and explore opportunities in order to drive the economy.
‘Inter-district meetings to assess progress in party’
ZANU PF inter-district meetings being conducted across the country seek to communicate with party structures and assess progress made so far on the cell and village registration exercise.
Moyo appointed acting town clerk
HARARE City Council director of Water, Engineer Phakamile Mabhena Moyo, has been appointed acting city town clerk following the arrest of Hosiah Chisango.
Gamecocks dent FC Platinum title charge
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New school to open early 2025
THE opening of a new primary school in Beitbridge town’s Ward 4, Khwalu 2 suburb, has been postponed for another term, and the delay is attributed to the pending construction of a caretaker’s house and the connection to water and sewer reticulation systems.