Unpacking illegal sanctions on Zim

Tawanda Musarurwa THE United States still maintains the pretence that illegal sanctions on Zimbabwe are “targeted” at specific entities and individuals. But the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act of…

VP Chiwenga’s farming prowess charms Catholics

Mukudzei Chingwere ZIMBABWE’s quest to industrialise agriculture is set to gain significant traction owing to local farmers who are excelling in the sector, Lands, Agriculture, Water, Fisheries and Rural Development…

Govt to commission borehole drilling to fight cholera

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke in Buhera Government will this week commission the drilling of boreholes in parts of Buhera district to improve access to clean water for communities affected by a fresh…

Zim cushioned against climate change

Michael Tome Business Reporter GOVERNMENT says it has the formula to reduce the effects of climate change as the country prepares for the 2023/2024 summer cropping season, which is likely…

From poverty to opulence: The Mapostori story

Tendai Chara AT first glance, Madzibaba Matewu (born Alfred Mupfumbati) looks like any other ordinary member of one of the many Apostolic sects mushrooming across the country. Barefoot and donning…

Deadlock over ousted ZIFA trio

Sports Editor THREE former ZIFA secretariat employees — Xolisani Gwesela, Wellington Mpandare and Wilson Mutekede — are reportedly headed for a showdown with the FIFA-appointed Normalisation Committee after refusing to…

Time to devise new strategies to beat illegal Western sanctions

President E.D. Mnangagwa Commemorating SADC Anti-Sanctions Day IN 10 days, Zimbabwe joins the rest of the Southern African region, Africa and the progressive world in marking the SADC-declared Anti-Sanctions Day,…

Mutapa Investment Fund: Zim’s pathway to economic justice

Dr Munyaradzi Kereke THE Justice Foundation commends Government’s recognition of the need to lay a robust foundation for the achievement of internally anchored investment growth and intergenerational justice in the…

Harare has over 150 000 formally registered SMEs

Vladimir Dube Over 150 000 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have been formally registered in Harare, a development that has widened the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra)’s tax base. Said Zimra head…

Zim customer now king

Editor’s Brief Victoria Ruzvidzo Consumer issues over the years have largely been a source of pain to aggrieved parties that have felt hard done by providers of goods and services…

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