admin‘Climate change solutions must be home-grown’
GRADUATING students at Frontline Institute in Shamva made moving speeches about climate change as the institute continues to produce young global development ambassadors ready to find home-grown solutions to climate change.
Registry issues 3 million documents
More than three million identity documents such as birth and death certificates, and IDs have been issued under the Government’s mobile registration exercise that officially ended last Friday.
Was Jah Prayzah’s refusal to perform right?
Over the weekend, social media was agog after musician Jah Prayzah and his Third Generation band failed to perform in Gweru at the VG Complex at an event they were booked.
Man arrested for illegal possession of firearms
A man from Glen View 1 in Harare, has been arrested for illegal possession of firearms.
Prison officer gives birth to quads
THE joy that the Zimbabwe Prison and Correctional Services officer, Patience Muchineripi (30), and her family have, has no bounds after she gave birth to quadruplets in about 50 minutes last week.
Why have fans turned backs on local football?
FANS are no longer filling the stadiums for local football.
Sleep and mental well-being
As discussed in previous articles, mental health is defined as a state of well-being in which an individual realises his or her own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a meaningful contribution to their community.
Chiwandire fight moved to another date
THE Zimbabwe National Boxing and Wrestling Control Board are consulting stakeholders to come up with a new date for the World Boxing Council super-bantamweight interim title fight between Kudakwashe ”Take Money” Chiwandire and Mexican Zulina Munoz after the eagerly anticipated bout failed to take place for the second time. Chiwandire was supposed to defend her crown against Mexican challenger Munoz at the Harare International Conference Centre on Saturday night.
School clerk up for US$5 000 fraud
An assistant clerk at a private school in Chitungwiza appeared before a magistrate’s court for allegedly swindling the school of US$5 000 through fraudulently varying figures on receipts.
Accountability radicalisation: A remedy to fiscal indiscipline
All national sovereignty and the preservation of territorial integrity is born out of revolutionary consequence.