adminHuman-wildlife conflict threat to food security?
Fairness Moyana Aleck Tshuma shudders in shock at what lies before his eyes. A herd of elephants invaded his maize crop the previous night leaving a trail of destruction in…
‘No automatic successor in Zanu-PF’
Walter Nyamukondiwa in MUROMBEDZI NEITHER Vice-President Joice Mujuru nor Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa have an automatic ticket to take over leadership of the country, as the…
12 more schools join ‘Mat South league of failures’
Marvelous Moyo Gwanda Correspondent A TOTAL of 20 out of 134 schools in Matabeleland South Province recorded a zero percent pass rate in the Ordinary Level examinations last year with…
Fight over woman death . . . Spanner blow cracks skull open
Angeline Mpofu Chronicle Reporter A JILTED man on Thursday night fatally struck his estranged wife’s boyfriend, a married man, with a spanner — cracking open his skull and breaking his…
ARDA estates must benefit local communities
Jonathan Maphenduka THE Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (ARDA) has announced a move to involve private investors in the resuscitation of its estates across the country. Interested entities must be…
Recolonisation by homosexualisation
Perspective Stephen Mpofu Brazen, aggressive and violent to extreme fits of pugnacity. These concepts are neon signs of homosexual beasts on the prowl, like it or not.
Editorial Comment: Push for Ekusileni Hospital opening
Zimbabweans and the people of Bulawayo in particular, who have been anxiously waiting for the re-opening of Ekusileni Hospital in Bulawayo, have now lost hope. The Medical Centre built at…
Development begins with tit-bits
Martin Stobart If anyone comes to me and tells me that they do not know anything about development I won’t agree with them. We do not need a degree or…
Do in-laws break marriages?
Vaidah Mashangwa People tend to forget that when they marry they are getting into new relationships firstly with the new wife or husband, all in-laws, aunts, uncles and grandparents. At…
NetOne boss speaks on salary caps
Peter Matambanadzo Harare Bureau NetOne chief executive Reward Kangai has suggested that government officials behind the decision to cap public sector remuneration at $6,000 have interests in private companies.