Government takes over third-party motor vehicle insurance
Debra Matabvu THE Government is finalising new regulations to set up a State-controlled third-party motor vehicle insurance scheme that will assume the responsibility of underwriting compulsory vehicle liability insurance, currently…
14 000 tractors for winter wheat
Sunday Mail Reporter THE Government has mobilised over 14 000 tractors and 300 combine harvesters to lease to wheat farmers during the forthcoming winter cropping season. The equipment will be…
There is scope to further grow blueberry exports
ZIMBABWE, which was once regarded as Southern Africa’s breadbasket, is now carving a new niche in the global food market through blueberries. Trade Focus Allan Majuru This remarkable rise, driven…
Harare woman to spend 30 years in jail for selling dreams
A HARARE woman who promised dream jobs in cash-rich Dubai to her fellow countrywomen and, instead, condemned them to a life of slavery in Oman will spend the next 30…
As the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission, we do not need prosecutorial powers
MR MICHAEL REZA was recently appointed chairperson of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission, whose mandate is to lead the fight against graft. The Sunday Mail’s NYORE MADZIANIKE spoke to Mr Reza…
Pupu Memorial: Taking ownership of our rich history
Dr Obert Moses Mpofu HISTORY belongs to the victors; they are the ones who have the right to tell it. In most cases, winners write history in their favour, but…
Boy rapes cousin, chops body into pieces
A 16-YEAR-OLD boy from Siamputeni village 44, Chishizya area, under Chief Sinamagonde, in Binga, Matabeleland North province, who is alleged to have raped his 17-year-old cousin before brutally chopping her…
Zimbabwe economy gains traction as trade deficit narrows
Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S trade deficit narrowed in February this year, according to latest statistics released by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat) in a development watchers say could significantly ease…
Feli Nandi’s triumph over tragedy
Prince Mushawevato FROM an early age, Feli Nandi knew that she wanted to be a music superstar. Growing up, she honed her skills by singing in the vibrant harmonies of…
Bills soar while taps run dry
Your Money, Your Call Cresencia Marjorie Chiremba THERE is definitely something wrong with the Harare City Council’s water billing system. Ratepayers have often been left puzzled after receiving shocking bills.…











