adminChivi villagers upbeat over GZU Agric Centre
Communities in and around Madyangove in the arid Chivi rural heartland have hailed the Government through the Great Zimbabwe University(GZU) for building an innovation centre that will spearhead research in dryland agriculture, saying the landmark development will engender food security and position their area as new front to stem recurrent droughts caused by climate change in the country.
Jongwe eyes Tanganda half-marathon
WHEELCHAIR racing athlete Stellah Jongwe is confident she will be among the top athletes at the Tanganda Tea Company half-marathon on Sunday in Mutare when the race makes a return after a two-year hiatus.
War veterans back Russia
VETERANS of the liberation struggle have thrown their support behind the Russian Federation and its people for standing resolute in defending their sovereignty in the face of threats posed by the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) Alliance.
Negotiating high selling price in mergers, acquisitions
In last week’s article titled “Negotiating low purchase price in mergers, acquisitions” I shared some ideas on how a prospective investor or purchaser of a business or shares can negotiate the seller’s asking price down.
Zesa acts on transformer vandalism
ZESA Holdings has embarked on transformer target hardening to curb rampant theft and vandalism, acting loss control manager Engineer Shepherd Dadi has said.
Parents fume over expulsion of pupils over gate passes
WARREN Park 1 Primary School came under fire yesterday with parents and guardians of pupils enrolled at the institution fuming over the expulsion of their children for failing to produce gate passes which are their entry tickets into the school premises.
NRZ fires two senior managers
THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has dismissed two senior managers for increasing, “under unclear circumstances”, the refurbishment cost of the chairman’s club house in Bulawayo under the first phase of the project.
Probe debunks abuse allegations by Chinese miners in Zimbabwe
A story published recently by The Standard, a Zimbabwean weekly Sunday newspaper, alleged gross mistreatment and abuse of local employees by Chinese-owned companies in Hwange, a coal mining district in Western Zimbabwe.
