ZIM’S DATE WITH DESTINY . . . Time for Sables to get the monkey off their back . . . Legends back Benade and his men to beat Namibia

Petros Kausiyo-Zimpapers Sports Hub FOR over two decades, Zimbabweans have endured the agony of seeing their Rugby World Cup qualification bids being largely thwarted by old foes and Southern African…

ZIMRA official, 4 clearing agents arrested for fraud

  Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter A ZIMBABWE Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) official and four clearing agents stationed at Forbes Border Post were arrested by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) for allegedly…

Editorial Comment: 2nd Republic prioritises courting investment

ONE of the major economic planks of the Second Republic has been a consistent policy of encouraging investment, with a lot of practical support from Government for investors and those…

Bitter parents return school bus to supplier

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter A CONTENTIOUS issue has arisen at Ngangu Primary School in Chimanimani, where irate parents and guardians returned a newly purchased bus to the supplier, citing…

ZGC handles 4 000 complaints in a decade

  Tendai Gukutikwa and Solomon Bhumu THE Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has received and presided over 4 000 gender-related complaints since its inception in 2015, reflecting growing public trust in…

STOP THE NONSENSE, FOLLOW THE RULES, BAZ TELLS DJ OLLAH 7

THE Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe has flexed its muscles and has warned podcasters who are violating the country’s laws with their strong reaction appearing to be directed at DJ Ollah 7 after his infamous X-rated interview with social media star Mai Jeremaya.

KOMBI DRIVER JAILED TWO YEARS FOR RECKLESS DRIVING

A KOMBI driver, who drove a Toyota Hiace on a pavement along the Harare/Bulawayo highway on Monday and then turned into oncoming traffic after being confronted by the police, has been jailed for TWO YEARS for reckless driving.

MTUKUDZI FAMILY DRAMA SEASON 2 IS HERE AND THE SPARKS ARE SET TO FLY

LAST year it was Selmor’s tears and theatrics, which included her decision to storm off the stage in protest, and dragged the sharp divisions, still tearing apart the family of Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi, into the public spotlight.

Zimbabwe courts Toyota for car assembly plant

Debra Matabvu in OSAKA, Japan MULTINATIONAL automotive giant, Toyota Tsusho Corporation, has expressed strong interest in expanding its operations in Zimbabwe, a move the Government hopes will lead to the…

Zimbabweans in Japan get to meet President

Debra Matabvu in OSAKA, Japan ZIMBABWEANS living abroad should strive to uphold the country’s image by maintaining professionalism, good conduct and a strong sense of national identity wherever they are,…

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