adminChipfumo checks progress with new album
Tonashe Mutero Own Correspondent— Progress Chipfumo has through his latest offering shown that he has really come of age. As has become the norm with all his albums, the current offering…
Face of Zim preps gather momentum
Yeukai Karengezeka-Chisepo Arts Correspondent Preparations for this year’s edition of the popular beauty pageant, Black Opal Face of Zimbabwe (Bofoz)are at an advanced stage with 12 contestants vying for the much…
Academic libraries benefit from e-book
Beaven Tapureta Own Correspondent The world over, the e-book is revolutionising reading cultures despite it being seen sometimes as an enemy to the traditional physical book. In Africa, the uptake of…
Utilising engineering to stimulate socio-economic growth in Africa
The need to ensure that engineering enhances the socio-economic development of the African continent and prepares students and the citizenry for knowledge economy underpinned by science, technology and innovation, was…
New envoys relish Zim posting
Felex Share Senior Reporter— Newly-appointed ambassadors of Japan, Pakistan and Brazil yesterday presented their credentials to President Mugabe at State House and pledged to take bilateral relations between their countries…
Mind your own business, Mnangagwa tells MDC-T
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter VICE PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday rebuffed attempts by MDC-T legislators to meddle in Zanu-PF affairs by discussing in the National Assembly First Lady Amai Grace Mugabe’s statements…
ZimPF joins hands with Tsvangirai
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter— Beleaguered Zimbabwe People First has joined the bandwagon of small political parties partnering cash-strapped MDC-T to form a coalition that will face Zanu-PF in next year’s elections. Coming…
Mushohwe defends ZBC
Nyemudzai Kakore Herald Correspondent Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Minister Dr Christopher Mushohwe yesterday refuted allegations that the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation only covers zanu-pf programmes, saying other political parties were welcome…
42 percent rural pupils out of school
Nqobile Tshili Bulawayo Bureau FORTY-tWO percent of children in rural areas are not in school due to long distances and other hardships they face. According to the latest Zimbabwe Vulnerability Assessment Committee…
‘Sanctions won’t stop de-mining’
Tawanda Mangoma in DUMISA Illegal sanctions imposed by Western countries which led to the withdrawal of support for the clearance of landmines will not stop the work being done by…