ECD teachers to be paid from levies

Veronica Gwaze Early Childhood Development teachers at State-run schools will be paid from development levies with no extra cost to parents, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Professor Paul Mavima has…

‘Soldiers violated no one’

Operation Restore Legacy was timely as it placated potential anarchy in Zimbabwe and no human rights violations were reported, a Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission official has said.

Urban diets and nutrition

IN recent decades, there has been an unprecedented urban population growth across the globe. Since the early 1990s, Zimbabwe has experienced urban growth, with the urban population standing at three…

Tongoona sees bright future

HE is not only the first black Zimbabwean to play in the Davis Cup, Gwinyai Tongoona is also one of the two most highly qualified local tennis coaches in the…

US$1,5bn kitty to ease cash crunch

Authorities are cognisant of public frustration over cash shortages and a host of measures are being implemented to arrest money supply challenges, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said.

Ms Santa to join in Christmas carols

Emmanuel Kafe LIFE and Liberty Church International will for the first time break from religious tradition at their midweek Christmas Carols Service by candlelight when they introduce a Mother Christmas…

Another timely SB Moyo intervention

Richard Runyararo Mahomva Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Dr Sibusiso B. Moyo must be commended for expeditiously pronouncing Zimbabwe’s foreign policy and situating its principles within the context of…

Early Christmas cheer . . .pensioners receive their dues

Early Christmas cheer . . . pensioners queue at National Building Society Samora Machel Branch to receive their dues in Harare today after the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe availed cash…

Ministers sweat over ED deadline

Chief Reporter Cabinet ministers are putting in extra hours every day to meet targets set by President Emmerson Mnangagwa as a new work ethic takes root in Government.

Restore Legacy: Tuku has his say… releases emotive 66th album

Leisure Editor INTERNATIONAL music superstar Oliver Mtukudzi has singled out corruption as the biggest impediment to development and prosperity in Zimbabwe.

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