‘Legacy of Sadc founding fathers should be upheld’
Kizito Sikuka Correspondent SOUTHERN Africa has come a long way and the region should continue to uphold the ideals of the founding fathers for the benefit of future generations.
Ngezi pile up City woes
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Police call for stiffer rustling penalties
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu Plumtree Correspondent Police are lobbying the Attorney-General’s Office to ensure that the mandatory sentence for stock theft is increased from nine to 30 years per beast and that the…
CourierConnect expands services
Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S premier logistics company, CourierConnect has expanded into the customs clearing space to link with its courier business while riding on the expertise and capacity of its technical…
Call to rekindle Silk Road spirit
BEIJING. — Chinese President Xi Jinping called for renewing the Silk Road spirit when addressing a banquet held yesterday evening in honour of foreign guests attending the Belt and Road…
Juju, ganja and mafia at Dynamos
Stanely Mushava Literature Today Zimbabwe’S global avatar has maxed out on grand narratives and pop consumables but occasionally underestimated the place of biography as a long night of the soul.
Climate change: Your coffee cup will be hit
Jeffrey Gogo Climate Story BAD news for coffee drinkers – climate change is threatening your morning dose of the beloved beverage. That balanced rich flavour and fine aftertaste for which the…
Suspected gold smuggler acquitted
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter A Harare man who was arrested while allegedly trying to smuggle 11,4 kilogrammes of gold through the Plumtree Border Post, is now a free man after…
The Ian Smith myth and other fallacies
Simon Massey Correspondent There are many fallacies associated with the history of Zimbabwe. Let’s start with one of the oldest.
Hwange misfire at home again
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