IDC companies find no takers
Business Reporter The Industrial Development Corporation of Zimbabwe (IDCZ) has been trying to sell off some of its companies but with no takers as investors find them more of a…
Schizophrenia: An overview
Dr Sacrifice Chirisa Mental Health Matters Schizophrenia is a complex chronic mental health disorder characterised by; ● Delusions ● Hallucinations
Mandava Stadium gets CAF approval
Mukudzei Chingwere Sports Reporter PREMIERSHIP kings FC Platinum yesterday received the ultimate boost after the Confederation of African Football gave them the green light to use their home ground, Mandava, for…
New dawn for African migrants
Tsion Tadesse Abebe Correspondent It has taken over 25 years, but the African Union (AU) has at last endorsed the idea of free movement of people in Africa. On January…
Govt challenges Chiredzi to solve water crisis
Tawanda Mangoma in Chiredzi Government has challenged Chiredzi Town Council to urgently address the crippling water woes that have seen some suburbs in the sugarcane growing town going for almost…
Chegutu targets servicing more stands
Mashonaland West Correspondent Chegutu Municipality will establish both on-site and off-site infrastructure for stands at Kaguvi as it begins to feverishly work on plans to provide 1 500 residential stands…
Villagers voice concern over mine pollution
Conrad Mupesa in Mhangura Villagers in Kapako District in Mhangura are up in arms with mining companies operating in the area for causing damage to the environment. In an interview…
Municipal officials accused of duping ex-mine workers
Blessings Chidakwa and Fortunate Gora Some officials at Chinhoyi Municipality are being accused of duping former Golden Kopje employees of 16 houses. There are also allegations that the officials could have…
MDC-T bigwigs fight for Masvingo Urban
George Maponga Masvingo Bureau Infighting in the beleaguered MDC-T party, particularly in Masvingo, has reached tipping point as the opposition party’s bigwigs are angling for the Masvingo Urban parliamentary seat ahead…
Tomic eyes comeback
SYDNEY. — Australian tennis bad boy Bernard Tomic said he had a “huge wake-up call” after taking part in a reality TV show, leaving the programme early to return to…

