adminDiaspora returnee turns into champion farmer
FARMING in Mangwe in Matabeleland South can be difficult, but Mr Kuzolunga Ncube Mabuza, a champion farmer in the arid lands of Makorokoro area has on his return from South Africa become a pacesetter who seized the business opportunities under the Second Republic’s rural development and industrialisation drive.
Byo-Vic Falls Highway rehab set to resume
THE rehabilitation of the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Highway is expected to resume in the next two weeks as the Government commits to improving the country’s road infrastructure in response to concerns by the motoring public, a Cabinet Minister has said.
Towards inclusive higher education: MUAST, Mashonaland East’s pride
In a bid to ensure quality education is delivered to the people in every corner of the country, the Government has set up a university in each province, thereby enabling eligible learners to access higher education closer to their homes.
Institution continues with free emergency services
PRIVATE healthcare institution, Corporate 24, is continuing with free emergency health services until month-end, targeting Bulawayo and Harare residents, to reduce the cost and complication delays in medical attention.
Judicial online case management system: Parly missed the point
OVER the past years, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has been working to make all the courts of law in the country paperless in conventionality with world-class justice, while keeping an open, efficient and functioning justice delivery order.
Stress of pregnancy taxing
As discussed in previous articles, mental health is defined as a state of well-being in which an individual realises his or her own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a meaningful contribution to their community.
Mountaineers reclaim Logan Cup
Tendai Chatara was at the centre of the action at Old Hararians Sports Club on Saturday as Mega Market Mountaineers bowled out Eagles twice to win the match by innings and 123 runs and lift the Logan Cup trophy for the first time since 2018/19.
Computer is too generous
COMPUTERS may be time savers but they are certainly not infallible, as members of the University of Rhodesia pension scheme have just discovered.
Kapini challenges age bias in African football
Veteran goalkeeper Tapuwa Kapini has emerged as a vocal advocate against ageism in African football, challenging the perception that veteran players lack the ability and value to contribute meaningfully.
Inland transport indaba begins
THE 86th session of the Inland Transport Committee of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe opens here tomorrow.