Government, UNICEF in digital Passport Learning drive
Ray Bande in BUHERA GOVERNMENT, in cahoots with development partners, is bridging the rural-urban digital gap with the provision of Learning Passport in remote parts of Manicaland province.…
Coventry commits to review bid process for Games
THE newly-elected president of the International Olympic Committee, Kirsty Coventry, has taken a measured approach to India’s 2036 Summer Games candidacy.
First Lady, transport stakeholders in crucial indaba. . . decries surge in carnage, calls for orderliness
FIRST Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, who is the country’s road safety patron, has decried rising road traffic accidents saying the public transport sector in particular holds a significant responsibility in ensuring the safety and well-being of all citizens.
Sekeramayi’s urgent plea for international land aid
INTERNATIONAL aid will help to neutralise a looming crisis of expectations among a land-hungry population, Dr Sydney Sekeramayi told Zimcord delegates yesterday.
NetOne bridges digital divide
Post Reporter LEADING telecommunications provider, NetOne, is accelerating its drive on digital inclusion and empowerment of communities through innovative connectivity solutions. With a solid countrywide network and a clear focus…
Is South Africa a victim of US dark-hearted hegemonic policy?
Gibson Nyikadzino Zimpapers Politics Hub TWO diplomatic occurrences panned out this week, which earned African countries global attention. On one hand, Rwanda expelled Belgian diplomats and severed relations with…
26 years for killing aunt
Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter A 26-YEAR-OLD Rusape woman, Thandizike Manhini has been sentenced to 26 years in prison for stabbing her aunt to death during a domestic dispute over…
Villager in trouble for cultivating dagga
Liberty Dube Post Correspondent A 40-YEAR-OLD man is in hot soup with the police after he was recently arrested for cultivating dagga plants at his home in Odzi. Sylvester…
3 arrested for stealing drought relief grain
Fidelis Chavarike Post Reporter THREE suspects were arrested, while their counterparts are still at large, for allegedly stealing 53 bags of wheat meant for drought relief in Chipinge. Manicaland…
Jailed 13 months for stealing ZESA post-paid meters
Tendai Gukutikwa Court Reporter A MUTARE man was jailed for 13 months after being convicted of breaking into the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) maintenance depot, and…










