Manjirenji Dam water leaks cause for concern
AT least 12 mega-litres of potential irrigation water is being lost at Manjirenji Dam in northern Zaka daily, owing to leakages caused by obsolete outlet pipes that supply water to cane fields in the Lowveld.
OK to continue expansion despise inflation challenges
Retailer Ok Zimbabwe says it will continue with its expansion plans for the current financial year, with a number of refurbishments and new stores scheduled despite challenges presented by high inflation levels and exchange rate volatility.
Workshop, concert to revive dominance of gospel music
Gospel music has gone through different fortunes since independence, dominating the scene during some decades and being pushed to the periphery at other times.
Poverty, low value for education worsening teenage pregnancy
The Family Aids Trust (FACT) has expressed concern at the rise in teenage pregnancy in the country, which is resulting in many girls dropping out of school, especially during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Other key cost drivers to decide bread price cut margins: Bakers
THE percentage by which bakers will reduce the price of bread following the agreement between the National Bakers Association of Zimbabwe and the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), will depend on how other key cost drivers behave.
Shop, company lose cash to thieves
THIEVES raided a company in Bulawayo and stole US$12 000 from an unlocked safe while in Shamva another gang stole US$30 000, R6 500 and $19 000 from a shop after blasting two safes.
Charumbira tipped to land PAP post
All is now set for Pan African Parliament elections for the presidency set for next Wednesday in which Chiefs Council president Chief Fortune Charumbira is the sole candidate for the Sadc region which has the exclusive mandate to field a candidate in line with the continental body’s principle of rotation.
Police escalate war on illegal drugs
The police have arrested over 2 000 people since the beginning of the year for various drug-related offences as authorities escalate the war on illegal drugs, a Cabinet minister has said.
Empowerment reduces human, wildlife conflict in Mbire
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