adminTHIEF POUNCES AT SDA HIGHLANDS CHURCH
THERE was a break in at the office of a pastor at a Highlands church with a thief getting away with US$912 in cash on Monday night.
BOOST IN HIV FIGHT
ZIMBABWE has started implementing the long acting injectable cabotegravir (CAB-LA) as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV prevention in a move that is set to expand HIV prevention methods in the country.
FAMILY LOOKS FOR HUBBY AFTER WIFE FOUND DEAD
A KADOMA man is being sought by the family of his late wife whose body was found in a state of decomposition, four days after her death.
President commits to free market economy
President Mnangagwa has pledged his Government’s commitment to a complete free market economy, arguing there is no justification to put the burden of price determination on the Government.
‘Use current rains for early land preparations’
FOLLOWING the rains being experienced in parts of the country, farmers’ unions have urged farmers to take advantage of the subsequent moist soils to do early land preparation for the 2024/25 cropping season.
Govt support propels pig industry to a 49pc growth
Ashton Mutyavaviri GOVERNMENT’S strategic interventions to promote agricultural productivity are bearing fruit with the pig industry recording a 49 percent growth in the past three years.
Investment firms hail efforts to drive ZiG demand
Asset management and stock trading firms have applauded the move to bolster demand for the new currency, Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), saying the policy measures present a good starting point for the currency’s wider use.
Blanket Mine posts 6pc jump in gold production
Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) listed resources group Caledonia Mining Corporation said gold production at its Gwanda-based gold mining operation, Blanket Mine, jumped by 6 percent in the first quarter to March 2024.
IMF faces push to cut billions of dollars in fees
For years, the International Monetary Fund has collected billions of dollars in fees from its biggest borrowers, a practice that penalised those most in need. Now, with its coffers refilling and interest rates running high, the world’s lender of last resort is considering giving them a break.
Stop tobacco side marketing, TIMB as farmers pocket US$155m
THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) has warned farmers against side-marketing saying the practice could ruin the season whose earnings and tobacco volumes had by Day 18 eclipsed last year’s records by 43 and 22 percent respectively.