Mine workers decry poor working conditions as they celebrate May Day

Business Reporter As the world commemorate International Workers’ Day, a call to action has been made to prioritise the welfare and safety of mine workers amid growing concerns about the…

As fate would have it, a former cook now captains Billiat

Langton Nyakwenda FOR a boy, who was raised in the crime prone high-density suburb of Mbare, Clive Mandivei’s decision to become a ministry worker back in 2016, was a unique…

World Cup heartbreak for Lady Chevrons

Blessing Malinganiza in Abu Dhabi, UAE LADY Chevrons coach Walter Chawaguta was left heartbroken yesterday after his charges lost their final group game to the Netherlands and, for the second…

Potraz moves to combat cyberbullying, hate speech

Sifelani Tsiko Innovations Editor Online sites allowing hate speech and cyberbullying will be put out of reach, the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) has promised as it…

Voluntary liquidation of solvent companies

Godknows Hofisi Introduction Liquidation, which is the winding up of a business, can be voluntary or involuntary. It is done in terms of the Insolvency Act (Chapter 6:07), “the Insolvency…

US loses moral ground on human rights, democracy

As the modern world politics evolves around respect of other states, no matter how small, the Washington Administration has lost its moral claim to anything good. For long regarded as…

CBD office space uptake remains depressed: Knight Frank

Enacy Mapakame The central business districts (CBD) office space in major urban centres remained depressed during the second half of financial year 2023, with voids expected to worsen, according to…

Milk production rises 21 percent

Business Reporter Zimbabwe’s milk production rose 21 percent to 27,3 million litres during the first quarter of 2024 from 22,61 million litres in the same period last year, latest data…

Leadership as wisdom, maturity and foresight

Tawanda Chenana Correspondent WE, in the village, every now and again, hold caucuses, discussions and debates, dissecting various issues that affect our day-to-day activities. We pay close attention to the…

Govt staff village boosts border agencies morale

Beitbridge Bureau THE Government’s completion of a staff village comprising 220 houses for civil servants and other State employees assigned to the Beitbridge Border Post has boosted staff morale, resulting…

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