A step towards suicide prevention
Hillary Chakonda In recent years, Zimbabwe has witnessed a concerning rise in mental health issues particularly in suicide cases. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) 2019 report, Zimbabwe…
Rugby talent from most unlikely places
Ray Bande Senior Reporter FIRST it was the astounding girls of Sahumani Secondary School from deep down in the thickets of Honde Valley in Mutasa District of Manicaland.…
Padenga Holdings restructures business
Padenga Holdings has restructured its business following approval by shareholders to acquire the remaining 49,9 percent of gold mining entity Dallaglio Investments, which will be managed as a separate wholly-owned subsidiary.
Honde Valley marathon on the cards
Moffat Mungazi Sports Reporter EASTERN Highlands’ scenic terrain is set to be a hive of activity next month when the inaugural Honde Valley Marathon explodes into life during an…
‘Counselling needs to be incorporated into breast cancer treatment’
Tendai Gukutikwa Health Reporter MENTAL health issues are more common among people diagnosed with breast cancer, hence the need to incorporate counselling in all cancer treatment stages, a local…
Govt develops new ICT Policy
Business Reporter GOVERNMENT has developed a new National Information Communication Technology Policy that seeks to ensure reliable connectivity at affordable costs. Speaking during a Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority…
Cholera bowls out ZPSC Sports Gala
Ray Bande Senior Reporter THE potentially exciting and competitive inaugural edition of the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) Sports Gala which was scheduled for this weekend has…
Sanctions are not targeted
Mukachana Hanyani Post Correspondent “TO separate the Zimbabwean people from Zanu PF, we are going to make their economy scream, and I hope you Senators have the stomach for…
‘Super-shoes’, tumbling world records
MARATHON world records have tumbled over the past two weeks in the men’s and women’s races, though the main topic of conversation is not the athletes, but the role…
Foreigners flee SA stocks, send volumes on JSE tumbling
Foreign investors have accelerated their (net) selling of equities on the JSE, with sales 40 percent greater thus far in 2023 than in the same period in 2022. To last Friday, non-SA investors sold a net R103 billion of equities, versus R73 billion in the first 40 weeks of last year.











