adminClimate funds must be availed to all: Minister Ndlovu
Africa Moyo in SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt All African countries should be provided funds to enable them to mount a strong fight against climate change, instead of prioritising a few countries.…
Zimbabwe takes lead in showing link between recycling and climate change
Dr MASIMBA Mavaza Correspondent Launched in 2018, Global Recycling Day, an initiative of the Global Recycling Foundation (GRF), is a movement dedicated to celebrating the importance of recycling and making…
Capital markets the future of society-Bard Santner
Asset Management firm, Bard Santner Markets Executive Director, Dr Alfred Mthimkulu, says capital markets represent the future of society, as investors entrust the professionals with the responsibility to wisely allocate society’s savings in the right areas.
NUST centre to stimulate economic development
The National University of Science and Technology’s (Nust) Technovation Centre will ramp up the discourse around how Zimbabwe can harness the positive impact of the emerging frontiers of science and technology and address the country’s socio-economic needs, President Mnangagwa has said.
Manyonda declared national hero
Joseph Madzimure-Senior Reporter Former Manicaland Governor, Cde Kenneth Manyonda, has been declared a National Hero and will be buried at a date to be announced once consultations between the Government…
@Jamwanda2 on Saturday: Beware of the folly of Trojan rulers!
Barbara W Tuchman is a prolific writer on politics as read through history. I enjoy her take on her subject. But she is American, western, itself an important qualification epistemologically. Presently I am reading her book, “The March of Folly.”
Dad, three relatives rape girl (8)
An eight-year-old girl from Macheke has exposed a case of shocking child sexual abuse after detailing in court how a neighbour and three close family members, who include her father and brother, took turns to rape her with her mother ignoring her pleas for help.
Zim, Iran explore investment opportunities
ZIMBABWE and Iran are on the verge of sealing massive deals in various economic sectors and teams from both sides this week spent time sharing notes on areas of potential investment.
Communities upbeat over information centres
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Portraz), has set up 170 community information centres, with another 32 under construction as Government pushes on with opening practical access to the internet to all in the country and end the divide between rural and urban access.
Ambassadors sign performance contracts
Zimbabwean ambassadors yesterday signed performance contracts, joining many other senior office bearers in the Second Republic whose performance will now be monitored and measured, as President Mnangagwa presses for a high-performance culture throughout State service.