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Dynamos booted out of Munhumutapa Challenge Cup
Dynamos booted out of Munhumutapa Challenge Cup

Zimpapers Sports Hub THE Munhumutapa Challenge Cup round of 32 fixture produced its share of surprises yesterday, with Hwange sending giants Dynamos crashing out while Bulawayo Chiefs, Herentals, Jordan FC…

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Treasury to widen tax base, resume TB auctions
Treasury to widen tax base, resume TB auctions

Tapiwanashe Mangwiro THE Government is set to intensify efforts to broaden Zimbabwe’s tax base while resuming the issuance of Treasury Bills (TBs) and bonds through an auction-based system. This is…

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Navigating the dual threat: Managing fall armyworm under El Niño condition
Navigating the dual threat: Managing fall armyworm under El Niño condition

Norah Mangezi THE Fall Armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) is a highly destructive insect pest native to the tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas. In Zimbabwe, it was first officially detected…

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HEALING THE LIBERATION . . . The unsung medical heroes who sustained Zim’s freedom struggle
HEALING THE LIBERATION . . . The unsung medical heroes who sustained Zim’s freedom struggle

Gibson Mhaka Zimpapers Politics Hub EVERY year, as the nation pauses on Heroes’ Day to honour the gallant sons and daughters who secured Zimbabwe’s independence, public attention naturally turns to…

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Getting broiler housing right: The foundation of a profitable poultry enterprise
Getting broiler housing right: The foundation of a profitable poultry enterprise

Talking Farming Ronald Veremu ZIMBABWE’S poultry industry continues to be one of the fastest-growing agricultural subsectors, providing employment, income, and an affordable source of protein for millions of households. From…

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Monthly exports surpass US$1 billion
Monthly exports surpass US$1 billion

Edgar Vhera ZIMBABWE’S monthly export earnings have surpassed the US$1 billion mark for the first time this year, rising 63 percent from US$884, million in May to US$1,44 billion in…

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US$153m plan to end fertiliser imports by 2027
US$153m plan to end fertiliser imports by 2027

Martin Kadzere ZIMBABWE is targeting full self-sufficiency in basal fertiliser by the end of 2027 and aims to become a net exporter of both basal and top-dressing nutrients to the…

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BCC opens up Ascot Race Course land to investors
BCC opens up Ascot Race Course land to investors

Vusumuzi Dube Deputy Radar Editor THE City of Bulawayo is set to open up the former Ascot Race Course site to competing investors after council resolved to abandon plans for…

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Preserve what others died for during the war: Brig-Gen (Rtd) Mazinyane
Preserve what others died for during the war: Brig-Gen (Rtd) Mazinyane

Robin Muchetu We want to die happily knowing we left the country in good hands.” These are the words of Brigadier General (Retired) Abel Mazinyane as he reflects on the…

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New leadership team for travel and tourism operators
New leadership team for travel and tourism operators

Business Reporter MS Kathy Kathewela has been elected president of the Tourism Business Council of Zimbabwe in succession to Mr Clive Chinwada, who has retired after his two-year term of…

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