adminEx-Minister’s house theft exposes Deeds Office
THE theft of the title deeds for the home of the former Minister of Education, Dr Dzingai Mutumbuka, in Chisipite suburb of Harare has exposed a critical vulnerability in the country’s title registration system, specifically the lack of integrity and security in registered titles.
South African rand firms on S&P outlook upgrade
South Africa’s rand gained yesterday, as markets welcomed rating agency S&P’s decision to raise the country’s credit rating outlook. At 0747 GMT, the rand traded at 18,12 against the dollar,…
‘Be wary of anthrax, blackleg’
While the rainy season traditionally associated with a flourishing landscape of growth and lush greenery, the Government has reminded farmers of the risks of anthrax and blackleg diseases linked to germinating grass.
Minister Masuka disowns fake Facebook account
LANDS, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Minister Dr Anxious Masuka has distanced himself from a Facebook account under his name, which he believes is being used by fraudsters to dupe the unsuspecting public.
UN Zim boss praises media reforms
THE media freedom brought about by the Second Republic led by President Mnangagwa has allowed for new communication methods that have broadened individuals’ participation, identity and belonging in society, United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, Mr Edward Kallon, has said.
Core infrastructure key to drive property market — FMP
Nelson Gahadza Business Reporter First Mutual Properties (FMP) says Zimbabwe’s property market remains resilient as an investment class; however, pointing out that investment in other key infrastructure is required to…
Revival of cotton farming needs more support
COTTON is a vital source of livelihood for thousands of rural families, mostly those living in low-rainfall regions and the lowveld area of Chipinge.
Duo convicted of issuing fake vehicle licence
Two men, who are fake agents, were sentenced to 210 hours of community service each for defrauding a client by issuing a fake vehicle license.
Manyame Park residents blame municipality for flooding
MANYAME Park residents are accusing the Chitungwiza Municipality of causing flash floods in their area on Sunday afternoon, after council workers dug a drainage trench that diverting water to their houses.
Dairy output to quadruple, meet 2030 demand
THE population of lactating cows is expected to reach 100 000, thanks to Government initiatives and private sector investments in the dairy sector, as the country moves to meet the projected demand of 480 million litres by 2030.