adminThousands bid Castro farewell
From Caesar Zvayi in HAVANA, Cuba CUBANS came out in their hundreds of thousands on Tuesday night to fill Revolution Square to the brim during a mass rally to bid…
El Nino and its effects on early childhood development in Zim
Thandeka Moyo THABISO struggles to carry three ripe corky monkey oranges popularly known as umkhemeswane to his first customer for the day, a driver from a neighbouring district.
VP Mnangagwa to attend AAG conference
Lloyd Gumbo, Harare Bureau Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa will tomorrow lead a number of Government ministers at the Affirmative Action Group’s annual general conference, where they will talk about the…
Govt completes Telecel takeover
Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT through ZARNet (Private) Limited has completed the previously announced acquisition of 100 percent shareholding in Telecel International Limited from Global Telecom Holdings SAE for $40 million, the…
‘Cop robs, dumps two women in bush’
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Court Reporter A PLUMTREE-based police officer appeared in court for allegedly robbing his two passengers of $150 and groceries before dumping them in a bush along the…
Banks report positive bond notes uptake
Business Reporter LOCAL banks say they have seen a positive uptake of bond notes by the general public, barely a week after their release, the Bankers Association of Zimbabwe has…
UBH nurse caught shoplifting – the stolen goods included the famous Doom insecticide
Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter A nurse at the United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) was on Saturday afternoon arrested after she reportedly stole groceries at a supermarket in the city.
Man tries con with bearer cheque
Wynne Zanamwe, Midlands Reporter A MAN (25) from Gweru was dragged to court after he allegedly tried to buy a beer using a defunct Z$5 bearer cheque, claiming it was…
Zimra official caught on cctv collecting bribe
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter A ZIMBABWE Revenue Authority (Zimra) official was allegedly caught on closed-circuit television (CCTV) collecting R50 bribe money from a traveller at Beitbridge Border Post on Monday.
Ministry urged to enforce schools language policy
Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has been urged to enforce the country’s language policy in schools as articulated in the Constitution so that children…