Zinwa installs more pre-paid water meters

Patrick Chitumba, [email protected] THE Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) has begun the installation of an additional 4 000 prepaid water meters in Gokwe town in the Midlands province. The first…

Archer Clothing rugby league helps pioneer rugby in Plumtree

Brandon Moyo, [email protected] IN most parts of the country, women’s rugby is not that popular, however, in the border town of Plumtree, that is about to change. The Bulawayo Metropolitan…

IT’S NOW OFFICIAL, ANOTHER TV STATION COMES ON BOARD

INFORMATION, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa, has urged journalists to maintain media ethics, including fairness, accuracy and objectivity in their work.

New tennis kid sensation from Emakhandeni

Nkosilathi Sibanda THERE is no glory bigger than a story of how good a local school has done in mentoring a crop of youngsters who have become sporting sensations, whose…

Traditional leaders call for peace

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] TRADITIONAL leaders have implored their communities to maintain peace and desist from derogatory speech that could incite political conflicts. As the country heads towards the harmonised elections…

Father wants answers after schoolboy suffers serious injuries

THE father of a student, who suffered serious injuries at Msengezi High School, feels there is a cover-up to hide what led to his son being injured.

People with disabilities cry foul over reckless driving

PEOPLE living with disabilities are urging drivers to respect their rights and ensure their safety on the roads.

44 000 H-Town houses regularised

THE Harare City Council has regularised 44 000 stands, according to its Environmental Management Committee chairperson, Councillor Blessing Duma.

Sunridge bars storm, councillor warns of corruption

THE Harare City Council has pledged to take action against officials suspected of colluding with Sunridge bar owners to renew their operating licences, despite concerns from residents.

Kwekwe rounds up mentally challenged persons on streets

KWEKWE City Council, in conjunction with the police and the social welfare department, yesterday launched a blitz to round up mentally-challenged people in the Central Business District.