‘President has shown how Africa should conduct its business’
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief PRESIDENT Mugabe is right in dissuading Africa from over-reliance on external partners whose donations come with strings attached and has led by example in donating…
‘President has shown how Africa should conduct its business’
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief PRESIDENT Mugabe is right in dissuading Africa from over-reliance on external partners whose donations come with strings attached and has led by example in donating…
Trevor D scraps Bulawayo show
Showbiz Reporter BULAWAYO fans of Urban Grooves crooner Trevor Dongo will have to wait a little longer as his show pencilled for Club Connect tomorrow has been postponed.
Reigniting cricket in Zim: Hasnain’s challenge
FAISAL Hasnain has been doing a bit of reading. He’s started with The Good Murungu, Alan Butcher’s account of coming to Zimbabwe as an outsider to coach the national team,…
84-year-old ‘rapes’ 10-year-old
Wynne Zanamwe, Midlands Reporter AN 84-YEAR-OLD man from Gweru has appeared in court for allegedly raping his former tenant’s 10-year-old daughter and giving her a $1.
Zesa engages Treasury over $43m Eskom debt
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Reporter ZESA has engaged Treasury to mobilise resources to clear electricity import arrears to South Africa’s power utility, Eskom, a senior Government official has said.
‘Lesotho ready to hold peaceful election’
Cape Town — Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, who is also the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) facilitator, has reportedly expressed confidence that Lesotho will hold a peaceful and democratic election…
Bumper cereals harvest to bolster consumer spending: Delta
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE’S largest beverages producer, Delta Corporation says the expected 2016/17 bumper harvest is likely to bolster consumer spending this year.
Retired High Court judge Mutambanengwe dies
Harare Bureau Retired High Court judge and former Zimbabwe Electoral Commission chairperson Justice Simpson Mutambanengwe has died.
State institutions to slash fees for students
Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter STATE universities and other institutions of higher learning will soon slash fees for students on industrial attachment, the Deputy Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Science…










