Two-year-old baby kidnapped in Gweru: Police investigating the incident

Freedom Mupanedemo Midlands Bureau A 26-year-old woman from Gweru lost her two-year-old baby girl after she was kidnapped while getting out of the hospital by three women and a man…

‘Push legislation to jail sports hooligans’….call for violent free Bosso/ DeMbare match

Raymond Jaravaza, Online Reporter LONG time Highlanders Football club benefactor Tshinga Dube has called on sports administrators to lobby Members of Parliament to come up with a piece of legislation…

Women celebrate and fly high at Doek & Slay Affair

If it is on the international stage, the song that will be currently on playlist is, ‘‘Formation’,’ by Beyonce Knowles.

36 years in the classroom at one school!

For Mr Nebaot Mwamlowe, teaching is not just a profession, but a passion which has since turned into a lifestyle.

Highlands Primary wins inaugural ‘Be Road Safe’ campaign

Highlands Primary scooped the school-based prize of the inaugural ‘Be Road Safe’ campaign as it walked away with US$2 000.

Friend in need, friend indeed: Let us help Simba

A friend in need is a friend indeed, goes the adage.

Govt moves to combat fake seedling sales

A new law will be introduced by the Government to safeguard farmers from the sale of seedlings by the roadside.
The decision comes on the back of the recent launch of two ground-breaking agricultural varieties, SC665 a medium maize hybrid and SCXH102, a red sorghum variety.

FAO supports Zimbabwe to stop the loss of agricultural biodiversity

THE Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) is working with Government to protect agriculture biodiversity through sound management of pesticides.

CUT student benefits from US study tour

22-year-old Environmental Engineering student at Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT), Ropafadzo Mazarire is now officially a US State of Department alumni through the Study of the United States Institutes — SUSI 2024 Cohort.

When students lose respect for their elders

Even the best parents in the world have a hard time raising their children in reality.