adminBack-dated pay rise for civil servants
Nqobile Tshili-Bulawayo Bureau Civil servants started getting their backdated pay yesterday as Government commits to ensuring a living wage for its workforce and fulfilled its pledge to review salaries upwards.…
Editorial Comment: We need to pay more attention to cancer prevention
Cancer, or more precisely a range of cancers, are becoming more common as a cause of death in Zimbabwe, often because people are not dying sooner of the illnesses driven…
Chrome firm eyes 25pc share of global market
ZIMBABWE’S leading chrome miner, African Chrome Fields (ACF) has announced ambitious expansion plans to gain up to 25 percent of the global market share for high-grade chrome concentrate by the end of 2026.
NAKED MAN TRIGGERS CHAOS, FUELS SOME CONSPIRACY THEORIES. . . Some witnesses claim it’s ‘witchcraft’. . . Mysterious case referred to village court
THERE was chaos at a village in Chiweshe early yesterday when a naked man, from a nearby village, was found roaming in the village in what some of the the elders claimed was a case of ‘witchcraft.’
NEES LAYS DOWN THE MARKER
Tadious Manyepo-Sports Reporter WARRIORS coach Michael Nees has kept his feet on the ground despite marching closer to sealing a place at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations finals in…
GOVT APPROVES MEASURES TO AVERT POWER CRISIS
GOVERNMENT has approved a raft of measures to avert the power challenges affecting the country.
MBARE TRADERS MARKET TO RISE FROM ITS ASHES
THE Mbare Traders’ Market, which was destroyed by a fire, will be rebuilt with the Government engaging a leading engineering, construction and development company to partner in the rebuilding exercise.
All set for SADC Anti-Sanctions commemorations
Freeman Razemba-Senior Reporter All is now set for the commemorations of the SADC Anti-Sanctions Day to be held on October 25, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Dr Jenfan Muswere…
DEFIANT MBARE TRADERS TRY TO REBUILD THEIR BUSINESSES
DAYS after a devastating fire swept through Mbare Retail Market, and destroyed property worth thousands of dollars and left scores of traders counting massive losses, some of the traders are beginning the tough process of trying to rebuild their lives and businesses.
COURT CONVENES AT PASTOR KASI’S BEDSIDE
HARARE regional magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka yesterday convened court at Samuel Leon Medical Centre where Ivy Kombo’s husband Admire Kasi is admitted in hospital.