adminChidyausiku to open 2017 legal year
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter— Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku is expected to open the 2017 legal year in a week’s time ahead of his retirement next month. He will be stepping…
Zim exports 35 jumbos to China
Lloyd Gumbo Senior Reporter— Zimbabwe has exported 35 African elephants from Hwange National Park to China after satisfying Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) requirements on wildlife translocation.
Zimbabwe on high armyworm alert
Prosper Ndlovu Bulawayo Bureau ZIMBABWE is on high alert for a possible armyworm attack on crops with Government encouraging farmers and extension officers across the country to take precautionary measures.
Rebirth of Mahendere Brothers group
Lovemore Chikova — Top gospel music group, Mahendere Brothers, is back with a good album after a number of years since their last release. Many who had thought that the group…
Ex-Turnall boss Horonga in court over fraud
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Senior Court Reporter — Former Turnall Holdings Private Limited finance director Kenias Horonga and Volcano Freight Services managing director, Sydney Chimberengwa yesterday appeared in court on allegations of swindling…
Mapeto for Cape Town Zimbabwe Excellence Awards
Sydney Kawadza Senior Writer — Social media exponent Rumbidzai Floridah Mapeto will this year headline the 3rd Edition of the Zimbabwe Excellence Awards set for the Kelvin Grove Conference Centre in…
New study disproves ‘global warming hiatus’
SAN FRANCISCO. – A study by researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, and Berkeley Earth, a non-profit research institute, disproves what is known as the “global warming hiatus.”
‘Zim to act on SA tariff lift request’
Business Reporter — ZIMBABWE says it will submit a response to South Africa soon explaining its position on the southern trade partner’s request for a phase down of taxes on…
Peter Chanetsa national hero
Felex Share Senior Reporter— Former Mashonaland West Provincial Governor and Resident Minister Cde Peter Chanetsa, who died on Monday morning, has been declared a national hero.
Camouflage lands seven in trouble
Crime Reporter— Seven people have been arrested in Kadoma after they were found wearing camouflage or regalia resembling military uniforms as the crackdown targeting civilians not taking heed of authorities’…