Critical staff exodus hits Chipinge council
Luthando Mapepa Chipinge Correspondent CHIPINGE Town Council has been hit by staff exodus as officials leave the council for greener pastures, The Manica Post has learnt. Recently, two senior…
‘It was 110 percent worth it’
Ray Bande Senior Reporter YOUTH, Sport, Arts and Culture Minister, Kirsty Coventry is of the opinion that the one and half year hiatus from the global family of…
Rusape duo scoops silver medals in judo
Moffat Mungazi Sports Reporter ZIMBABWEAN judokas — Natalie Madziyire, NokutendaMudzviti, Sensei Brian Chiminya and Sensei Moses Mutende — outshone competitors from other countries in the South Africa Judo…
Mushroom farming transforms lives
Luthando Mapepa Chipinge Correspondent WOMEN in Chipinge have struck gold through mushroom farming. Through the Urban Resilient Programme which is being implemented by Plan International and funded by World…
GreenFuel’s Mission Redemption
Ray Bande Senior Reporter CHIPINGE-BASED Castle Lager Premiership outfit, GreenFuel FC coach, Rodwell Dhlakama is convinced that his machinery is well oiled to maintain its slot among the…
Explaining the Constitution, Diaspora vote
Trust Maanda Post Correspondent THE Constitution of Zimbabwe gives every citizen of Zimbabwe a right to vote. This right does not confer a duty on the State to enforce…
A marvelous welcome for Nakamba in Manicaland
Ray Bande Senior Reporter KEY stakeholders in the sports industry and business in Manicaland are keen to play their part in fomenting the aspirations of the ambitious Marvelous…
Govt cracks whip on errant pharmacies
Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter GOVERNMENT on Tuesday cracked its whip on some pharmacies in Manicaland for breaching the exchange control regulations and policies through using black market rated prices.…
Traditional ‘DNA tests’ confirm paternity
Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter DRAMA recently erupted at Acting Chief Saunyama’s court after a toddler became the subject of traditional “DNA tests”. The tests were done by…
More woes for Chikanga homeless siblings
Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter THE Mutare High Court has dismissed an application for condonation filed by two Chikanga siblings whose family house was allegedly sold by their older siblings…











