Municipal police deny using spikes
Freeman Razemba–Crime Reporter Harare City Council has denied reports that some of their municipal officers have been using spikes when conducting traffic enforcements blitz in conjunction with Zimbabwe Republic Police…
Jere confident of safe football resumption after meeting
PREMIER Soccer League chairman Farai Jere yesterday said it was necessary to suspend domestic topflight football action and gather all critical stakeholders under one roof to find solutions to the problem of violence and hooliganism since the whole system was contributing to the flaws.
Why our President is a good listener
Some people have been wondering the whole time, why President Mnangagwa is called a “Listening President.”
Mbeu parts ways with management
One of the rising local musicians, Mbeu, has parted ways with his management amicably after seven years of working together.
US$100m earmarked for Redcliff cement project
ONE of Zimbabwe’s emerging cement producing companies, Livetouch Investments, located in Redcliff near Kwekwe, plans to inject over US$100 million into the construction of a second manufacturing plant to be rolled out in phases under the firm’s expansion project.
Mutoko gets US$5m granite cutting plant
The call by the New Dispensation under President Mnangagwa for organisations to add value to products before export is bearing fruit, with a Chinese company installing a black granite cutting and polishing plant in Mutoko.
‘Inspect mines to avert disasters’
Columbus Mabika-Herald Reporter Mines need more and tighter inspections concentrating on occupational safety to help avert disasters. Many of the mine deaths and disasters come among unregistered mines, the latest…
RTG hotel occupancy jumps 43pc
RAINBOW Tourism Group (RTG’s) hotel occupancy rate for the first quarter to March 2022 grew by 43 percent compared to the same the prior year period.
WBC confirms Zimbabwe as 2022 Convention host
GOOD tidings seem to be in store for Zimbabwean boxing following revelations the country will be host to two high profile events in July this year.
Residents’ property attached over council debts
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief AT least 10 residents from Senga suburb had their household property attached by the Messenger of Court at the instigation of Gweru City Council (GCC)…











