Psychosocial implications of gambling

Evelny Nyamutowa SINCE the first millennium BC, gambling has been around and has grown to be a popular pastime. The Romans, Greeks and Assyrians, as well as the upper classes…

NEW: Inaugural real estate indaba on cards

Online Reporter The Zimbabwe Real Estate Expo is set to host its inaugural event in September this year. Aimed at revolutionising the industry towards helping the country achieve Vision 2030…

NEW: Sungura musician Mudhindo bounces back after a decade

Online Reporter KWEKWE-based Sungura musician, Ronnie Mudhindo, has resurfaced with a new album after a 11-year hiatus. The new album is titled “Zvambu Technology”, with nine tracks namely “Achata”, “Ndineutano”,…

NEW: West must never give lessons on democracy: Palestine Ambassador 

Zimpapers Political Hub PALESTINE’s chief envoy to Zimbabwe, Ambassador Tamer Almassri, says the West has no right to lecture other countries on democracy as it is complicit in the killing…

NEW: Enough water for winter wheat irrigation

Online Reporter THE country’s national dams have sufficient water to irrigate more than 140 000 hectares of winter wheat, more than the targeted 120 000 hectares, the Government has assured…

NEW: Afdis records 5pc growth

Online Reporter LISTED wine and spirits manufacturer, African Distillers Limited (Afdis), is pinning hopes on improved economic activity anchored by infrastructural development, tourism and mining. This comes as the firm…

NEW: Zimbabwe committed to peace, justice

Online Reporter ZIMBABWE is fully committed to promoting a peaceful and inclusive society for sustainable development, Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Permanent Secretary Ambassador Raphael Faranisi has said. Addressing delegates…

Rusape heavyweight boxer wants more opportunities

Langton Nyakwenda Online Reporter RUSAPE-based amateur heavyweight boxer Anesu Motsi says he is now ready to take the next step after it was revealed the 32-year-old could finally turn professional.…

Are the Judicial Service Commission’s amplitude tests for judges constitutional

“There can be no doubt that we need judges who are both intellectually sound and computer literate. The days of “my secretary this and my secretary that” are long and…

Government partners private sector to expand education infrastructure

Online Reporter THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has entered into a public-private partnership with a local company in a bid to build more schools without increasing the burden…