adminThornhill Airbase Secondary School seeks $230 000 for upgrade
Josiah Tungamirai Airbase in Gweru is seeking $230 000 to upgrade Thornhill Airbase Secondary School, which was opened in 2016.
Chinhoyi in bid to boost revenue inflows
Chinhoyi Municipality is set to boost its monthly revenue inflows by $56 000 after it completes installing 3 000 water meters around the town.
Kariba plans to relocate 390 families
Kariba plans to relocate at least 390 families from Mahombekombe suburb in Kariba, who are living under 330kv Zesa power lines.
Kariba embarks on massive road rehab programme
Kariba Municipality has embarked on massive road rehabilitation programme after Government allocated it $550 000 through the Emergency Road Rehabilitation Fund being administered by Zimbabwe National Road Administration.
Government approves Redcliff’s $8m budget
Government has approved Redcliff’s standstill budget of $8 million, which is aimed at improving roads network, street lighting and water and sewer reticulation.
Armed robbers pounce on security guard
Four armed robbers pounced on Montana Caswell Meats in Nyakamete industrial area in Mutare where they assaulted the security guard on duty before disappearing with a communication radio, a Samsung phone and a satchel.
The disabled plead for assistance
PEOPLE living with disabilities in Gweru have called on the Government to expedite the implementation of programmes that are meant to support and improve their welfare.
CAPS Utd fire first missile
CAPS United have said that their football rivalry with Dynamos is not Mickey Mouse business and the Glamour Boys should expect a tough time when the two giants meet in the semi-finals of the ZNA Charities at Rufaro this weekend.
Kane to prove Euro pedigree at Juve
PARIS. — Harry Kane scored more goals than Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi in 2017, but it is on the Champions League soccer stage the prolific Tottenham striker must deliver…
Ramaphosa feels Zuma heat
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa is having to put out fires in his party as fellow leaders, party structures and the public grow impatient with the pace of talks about President Jacob Zuma’s exit from the Union Buildings.