adminLandmines still haunt Mukumbura
By Fortious Nhambura
They are communities living in constant fear. They are a people that spend everyday listening and anticipating a fatal loud
Must the rich always call the shots?
By Margaret Kimberley
“MURDOCH felt he had nothing to fear from politicians and that he was probably right to be so unconcerned.” If it can be
Waste water agriculture booms
By Johnson Siamachira
Zimbabwe’s urban farmers are finally being seen as one of the answers to municipal development challenges. Attitudes
When nature gets angry
By Roselyne Sachiti
WEDNESDAY 6 July 2011 was like any other day for the rural folk of Mount Selinda in Chipinge. The district is some 8km
Duty on private imports
This week’s column is going to focus on duty calculation on Private Importations. Private Importations are goods imported by
UN declares famine in Somalia
NAIROBI.
The UN officially declared famine in two parts of southern Somalia yesterday as the world slowly mobilised to save the 12
Mines pose danger in Mat South
By Takunda Maodza recently in Matabeleland South
DISASTER is looming within the small-scale mining sector in Matabeleland South province with claim holders in the
Harare goes wireless!
By Toneo Rutsito
Technology for the sake of technology is meaningless! If you are Cisco certified or a student then you should be familiar with
German court releases Thai prince’s plane
MUNICH.
A German court yesterday ordered the release of an aircraft flown by the Thai crown prince impounded in Germany on receipt of
Why you should hire a registered company
IT is common knowledge that for most people property is their most prized asset. It is, however, surprising how nonchalant