admin‘Undenge jailing sends message to thieves’
Nduduzo Tshuma, Political Editor THE Government is committed to fighting corruption by public officials as evidenced by the jailing of former Cabinet Minister Samuel Undenge and more prosecutions of that…
M.U.S.E, Maestro IV chosen for Lake July fest
Showbiz Correspondent FOR the first time in their careers, Bulawayo artistes M.U.S.E, Maestro IV and MK have been selected to perform at the Lake July Festival set for this weekend…
Breaking records in a series against ‘babes of cricket’
ON July 22, Pakistan added another “feather to their cap” when they scored their seventh five-match series clean sweep by beating a lowly and hapless Zimbabwe team 5-0 in Bulawayo.
$153m airport upgrade begins
Felex Share, Harare Bureau President Mnangagwa yesterday commissioned the $153 million Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport upgrading and rehabilitation project, as Government modernises the country’s infrastructure to meet world standards.
Zim will remain unitary State: Minister Moyo
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief ZIMBABWE started the process of devolution by giving local authorities their own jurisdiction and has approved delegated devolution to provinces through the provincial councils, a…
Tobacco output reaches record high
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S tobacco output has reached a record high of 237.1 million kg just before the end of the 2018 selling season, statistics from the Tobacco…
Oscar Pambuka readies to release Zimdancehall album
Tonderai Zvimba, Showbiz Reporter Eminent newscaster and entrepreneur Oscar Pambuka, who is now a Zimdancehall artiste, will be launching his debut singles album on Friday.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: President ED means business
EDITOR – Zimbabwe is open for business. This is the mantra that President Mnangagwa invoked in Zimbabwe when he took over the reins in November last year.
Chamisa’s polarising politics should be rejected
Nick Mangwana One of the first things President Mnangagwa did within a few weeks of coming to power was to extend a hand of benevolence to then stricken MDC-T leader,…
Inflation rises marginally
Shamiso Dzingire, Business Reporter YEAR-on-year inflation rose marginally to 2,91 percent last month after gaining 0,20 percentage points from May, data from the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) shows.