adminZimta plans to reward retired members
Chronicle Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Teachers’ Association (Zimta) is working on plans to reward all its retired members and administrative staff in recognition of their service to the organisation.
Plans for exploration firm almost complete
Oliver Kazunga
THE Government is almost through with the setting up of a mineral exploration company, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development, Mr Prince Mupazviriho, has said.
ZNCC honours excelling businesspeople
Business Reporter
An upcoming entrepreneur and a business executive were chosen as this year’s Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce Businessman and Businesswoman of the Year respectively.
Govt to meet civil servants’unions
Harare Bureau
GOVERNMENT has invited all civil servants unions for a meeting on Wednesday to discuss salaries and conditions of service.
Jeys Marabini releases 12-track album
Entertainment Reporter
MAJAHAWODWA “Jeys Marabini” Ndlovu has released a 12-track album dedicated to his late parents who died in a car accident last year, entitled Jeys at 40.
Clash of titans brings house down
Entertainment Reporter
THE much awaited clash of the titans pitting controversial urban groover Maskiri against POY and Centre Party against Rassman Python brought the house down on Saturday night.
Prison labour proposed to cut costs
Victoria Falls Reporter
A LEADING business executive has proposed the use of prison labour by companies to cut down on labour costs.
Govt scraps maternity fees
Pamela Shumba
GOVERNMENT will with effect from tomorrow scrap maternity fees from all its provincial and central hospitals as well as council clinics countrywide as it moves to improve maternal and child health care in the country.
Tripple B seek to extend fine run
Sports Correspondent
ZIFA Central Region and Beitbridge-based Division One side Tripple B will be hoping to continue their fine run when they travel to Gweru for a date with the students, Midlands State University (MSU) at Ascot Stadium today.
PERSPECTIVE: The ugly face of foreign aid
Stephen Mpofu
Its name fills the world, like air and, like fresh healing air it has the power to revive ailing economies.
However, when manipulated by the giver into a tranquiliser dart, it also has the power to turn over a country as the other of a donor nation or nations.