NEW: Zimpapers reviews newspaper prices

  Post Reporter   LEADING integrated media house Zimbabwe Newspapers (1980) Limited has reviewed prices for seven of its newspaper publications.   The new prices take effect tomorrow.   Manicaland’s…

NEW: Leaders are there to serve the party: Cde Mutsvangwa

Ray Bande in CHIPINGE   SERVING the ruling ZANU PF party is not about positions of leadership, self aggrandisement or search for petty personal glory, but a call to defend…

NEW: Rusape murder suspects granted bail

Lovemore Kadzura Rusape Correspondent THREE suspects who are accused of allegedly killing a Rusape man last week and were caught on camera dumping his body were granted bail last week.…

NEW: Responsible youths for Vision 2030

  Moffat Mungazi Post Reporter   MANICALAND will tomorrow join the rest of the country for the National Youth Day celebrations to be held at Lupane State University in Matabeleland…

NEW: Unlicensed vehicles face de-registration

  Post reporter   ALL vehicles that have not been licensed for a period of up to two years or more risk being deregistered from the Central Vehicle Registry (CVR)…

NEW: Plant, conserve trees: Brig-Gen Chitsva

  Tanyaradzwa Mujati Post Reporter   COMMUNITIES in Manicaland have a huge role to play in upholding environmentally friendly practices that prevent depletion of resources and destruction of ecosystems, Commander…

National hero Mushohwe’s unmatched legacy

PUBLIC servants must be accountable to the people of Zimbabwe, while the basic values and principles that govern public administration must be promoted for the realisation of Vision 2030 and ultimately the improvement of the quality of our lives, President Mnangagwa has said.

CCTV captures killers dumping body

CLOSED Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras mounted outside a wholesale in Rusape helped so solve a murder case after capturing the suspected killers throwing a dead body from a moving truck onto the tarmac to feign a hit-and-run accident.

Food, water security guaranteed

THE good rains recorded in most parts of Manicaland have pushed up the volume of water in the province’s major dams, with the water bodies inching towards full capacity, thereby boosting food and water security.

Modernisation of Forbes Border Post on the cards

CABINET has approved the Forbes Border Post Modernisation Project as well as the construction of a new dry port to improve efficiency in the clearing of cargo as more than 300 trucks are cleared at the port of entry on a daily basis.

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