Riding to development in Hurungwe
Noah Pito in Hurungwe — A fortnight ago, Hurungwe Rural District Council in Mashonaland West bought motorbikes for its 26 councillors for use in the discharge of their duties. This,…
No one will be relegated, PSL threatens
Ishemunyoro Chingwere THE Premier Soccer League and Zifa are headed for a nasty confrontation with the former threatening to take the unprecedented route of not relegating any team should the…
Kariba expansion to save US$78m yearly
Livingstone Marufu — ZIMBABWE could save US$6,5 million per month, or US$78 million annually, beginning 2018 if it successfully adds to the national grid the 300MW expected from the expansion…
Chad slaps Exxon with US$74bn fine
EXXON Mobil Corp is negotiating with Chad’s government about a record US$74 billion fine the oil company was told to pay last month by a court in the Central African…
Does God permit sinful behaviour?
Christian Science Paradzai Kudyakwenzara — SOME individuals in our society are addicted to substances (tobacco, harmful drugs and certain medical prescriptions) that do not improve their health, their financial situation,…
Survival of the richest
Harmony Agere — The cost of medical treatment in Zimbabwe continues to soar against the backdrop of a failing public healthcare system and the proliferation of private medical institutions that…
RBZ secures US$150m to stabilise nostro accounts
Africa Moyo — THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) secured a US$150 million nostro stabilisation facility a fortnight ago that will help companies, particularly those in the manufacturing sector, to…
Demystifying bond notes
Tendai Chara — Calls have been made for Zimbabweans to embrace bond notes which experts say will increase export revenue, ease the current liquidity crunch and arrest the pilferage of…
Chinhoyi University: Creating visual arts stars
Leisure Reporters — THOUGH the buzz about visual arts in the country is not that high compared to other genres, this has not stopped locals from venturing into the domain…
Enjoy the vibe of the salvia family
Andrew Mangwarara — IF there is anything called fame in the plant kingdom then it belongs to sage, botanically known as the salvia family. Just as fame is associated with…











