Beitbridge in aggressive debt recovery drive

BEITBRIDGE Municipality is engaging Government departments to recover over US$14,1 million in unpaid bills, a debt that has severely constrained the local authority’s ability to implement key capital projects, including the consistent supply of water to its nearly 100 000  residents.

Rape convict attempts suicide at court

Trish Mukwazo, [email protected] A man, who was sentenced to 15 years in jail for attempted rape tried to flee justice by jumping from the third floor of the Bulawayo Magistrates’…

Karoro claims foul play in fraud case

FORMER Deputy Minister of Agriculture Douglas Karoro says he is being framed in a case concerning the alleged misappropriation of agricultural inputs from the Presidential Inputs Programme.

Unveiling Chipinge’s hidden treasures

Tucked away in the south-eastern part of Zimbabwe, Chipinge District in Manicaland Province is a land of breathtaking landscapes, spiritual depth and immense economic potential, though often misunderstood.

Govt applauds tertiary institutions’ role in advancing Education 5.0

GOVERNMENT has hailed tertiary institutions for their proactive implementation of Education 5.0, underscoring its transformative impact on the nation through various innovative initiatives.

Tagara lauds pioneering coach Aaron Whyte

Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe (Naaz) president Tendai Tagara has commended Harare Athletics Board chairman Aaron Whyte for attaining a marathon route marker’s qualification.…

Gukurahundi hearings commence amid optimism

TODAY, June 26, 2025, marks a historic moment for Zimbabwe as the long-awaited Gukurahundi community hearings officially commence.

Businessman in court over TelOne cables

A HARARE businessman was yesterday remanded in custody after he was implicated in the vandalism and theft of telecommunication equipment worth over US$239 000.

‘Zipra exhumations step towards healing’

CHIEF Wozhele of Sanyati has commended the ongoing exhumation of Zipra liberation war fighters buried in mass graves along the banks of Munyati River, describing it as a step towards national healing and honouring the country’s war heroes.

International promoter hails Zim boxing potential

AS the clock ticks towards another international bonanza in Harare, it has emerged that a boxing promoter based in Mauritius, who also runs a sports management firm that looks after 30 athletes across Africa, is willing to invest in Zimbabwean talent.

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