Teachers warned over forced extra lessons
IT is criminal for teachers to demand money for extra lessons from parents as this is against Government policy, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa told Parliament last week.
First Lady gives hope to youths in communities
TURNING hopelessness into success seems to be First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa’s latest quest, as she drives the search for practical solutions to challenges affecting youths.
Let tobacco marketing season roll. . . more to gain from improving exports quantity, quality
The commencement of the tobacco marketing season has historically brought joy to the farmer, the buyer and the nation at large. It normally brings the panacea to many foreign currency challenges as it also lines the farmer’s pocket.
Business lobbies for more forex
EXPORTERS want the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to review the amount of foreign currency they surrender for liquidation at the official exchange rate from the current 40 percent of total receipts to 20 percent, arguing the current rate disincentives exports.
Agric modernisation a game-changer
Fast-paced digitisation has changed the dynamics of numerous businesses and economic sectors, but the adoption of new technology can also be game-changer for humankind’s oldest economic activity — agriculture.
‘Private sector loans demand driven’
On March 12 this year, the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development issued a notice notifying the country that Government had in terms of section 300(3) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, issued guarantees to a number of private entities which had borrowed funds from the Commercial Bank of Zimbabwe (CBZ).
Devolution brings hope to Silobela
SILOBELA, a constituency in Kwekwe District (Midlands Province) has begun experiencing the positive effects of devolution following the implementation of life-changing projects under the programme.
Reds end barren Anfield run
London. — MARVELOUS NAKAMBA was handed a rare start by Aston Villa against Liverpool, but the Warriors midfielder was powerless to stop a late rally by the Reds as they secured their first English Premiership win at Anfield in 2021 following a 2-1 win.
Daring escape to the battlefront
AFTER being captured by the Rhodesian forces following a fierce battle in which he lost nine of his dear comrades in Mberengwa, Clifford Rutsate, whose Chimurenga name was Cde Sando Kano, was brutally tortured.
26 000km road rehab this year
MORE than 26 000km of Zimbabwe’s road network will be repaired this year under the Emergency Road Rehabilitation programme, as the Second Republic continues to give precedence to infrastructure development on the path to the attainment of an upper middle income economy by 2030.











