admin‘Vote Team Zanu PF for more development’
Voters should elect Team Zanu PF for sustained economic and infrastructure development, the revolutionary party’s Politburo member Cde Omega Hungwe said yesterday.
Growing tobacco empowers smallholder farmers
This year’s tobacco marketing season has been described as a success with smallholder farmers revealing how the crop has changed their lives for the better.
‘More farmers should grow Shisha tobacco’
More growers should take up production of the shisha tobacco varieties this season says the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) following better opportunities as exports of this variety can easily increase.
‘Report shady land deals to Ministry’
The public has been urged by the Ministry of National Housing and Social Amenities not to fall victim to land barons who go around claiming to represent the ministry and that they can facilitate the construction of houses, since the ministry schemes are all being properly advertised in mainstream media.
Public needs protection from Ponzi schemes: Prosecutor
The State has opposed bail in the case of a Harare man who lost US$80 000 to a con-artist who operated a Ponzi Scheme that he disguised as Homelife Furniture and Electrical Appliance Company.
Mbewe confident ahead of Kwekwe karate tourney
KWEKWE Invitational Karate tournament defending champion in the girls Under-21 category Tadiwa Mbewe is confident of doing well at the tournament which will take place in the Midlands town tomorrow.
2nd Republic changes face of traditional grains production
“A LITTLE and a little, collected together, becomes a great deal; the heap in the barn consists of single grains, and drop and drop make the inundation.”
DeMbare assists bereaved family
DYNAMOS vice-chairman Vincent Chawonza came to the rescue of the family of the late DeMbare supporter Gibson Mahachi who was found dead at Barbourfields stadium on Monday.
Presidential scheme to connect boreholes directly to homes
Urbanites benefiting from the Presidential Borehole Scheme will now be connected directly to the boreholes so the water comes through their taps, as President Mnangagwa’s initiative continues to deliver potable water across the country.
Summit seeks to close transport infrastructure gap
THE massive transformation and growth of the mining and agriculture sectors under the Second Republic has piled pressure on the existing transport infrastructure amid calls for enhanced rehabilitation, maintenance, and construction of new roads, expanded rail and aviation facilities linking production zones to key markets and exports.