adminZimbabwe, Japan celebrate 35-year fruitful partnership…Volunteer experts assist with skills transfer
Zimbabwe and Japan yesterday celebrated a 35-year partnership, commemorating the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteer (JOCV) programme that has facilitated the deployment of 576 Japanese experts to key economic sectors.
Mbudzi Interchange: Another road, bridge opened
A 790-METRE link road and a newly constructed bridge along Harare Drive in the Houghton Park area of the capital have been opened to traffic, bringing the multi-million dollar Mbudzi Interchange project closer to completion.
GBV: Women seek safer workplaces
As Zimbabwe commemorates the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), there is a growing call for companies to adopt the International Labour Organisation’s (ILO) Convention 190 and foster safer and more inclusive workplaces.
Girls urged to create strong networks
GIRLS should foster a culture of mutual support and empowerment, aiming to create strong networks that can transform their communities and the world, Primary and Secondary Education Deputy Minister Angeline Gata has said.
Unite to end GBV: Investing in prevention, support
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) remains a deeply entrenched global issue, with one in every three women experiencing physical or sexual violence in their lifetime.
Minister lauds defence student exchanges
STUDENT exchange programmes are essential in enhancing regional military cooperation as countries confront increasingly complex and transnational security threats, a Cabinet Minister has said.
Soccer Stars’ selection draws mixed feelings
EXACTLY 10 years ago, Blessing “Bisto” Moyo was voted the 2014 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League’s Most Promising Player, after showing a lot of promise at Dynamos, who had bagged their fourth championship in a row.
New 750MW power station for Hwange
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa will lead the ground-breaking ceremony for a new 720 megawatt power station in Hwange next week.
Innovation key to ending TB
The inaugural Zimbabwe National TB Conference has highlighted the urgent need for innovation in tackling tuberculosis (TB), emphasising research and collaboration as vital components in controlling the disease.
35 drug dealers sentenced
At least 35 drug dealers in Zimbabwe have been convicted and sentenced to various jail terms or fines following a recent crackdown on drug trafficking and abuse. The crackdown comes as the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) intensifies its efforts against illicit drug activities.