EMA takes over Harare’s waste management
Debra Matabvu TREASURY has disbursed funds to the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) to buy refuse collection trucks and temporarily manage solid waste in Harare following the continued dereliction of duty…
Inflation matrix needs cautious approach
Golden Sibanda CAPTAINS of industry have implored the authorities to continue publishing Zimbabwe dollar inflation statistics to enable businesses to plan properly on the cost mixtures of Zimbabwe dollar and…
First Lady mobilises nation behind tree planting . . . takes campaign to Beitbridge
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau THERE is need for school-going children to be continuously encouraged to take good care of the environment through various means, including planting trees regularly, First Lady…
I am going to sign PVO Bill: President
Sunday Mail Reporter The Private Voluntary Organisation Bill (PVO), which has been passed by Parliament, will be signed into law as soon as it is tidied up, with the new…
AN EPIDEMIC OF WHIZZ KIDS
Prince Mushawevato and Theseus Shambare IT has become a new academic tradition that each time public examinations are written, new records are set, as prodigious learners continue to push the…
Ben’s defining moment
Deputy Sports Editor ZIMBABWE men’s basketball coach Kelvin Ben has been a bundle of nerves over the past few days. Having conquered local basketball, where his club Foxes and Vixens’…
‘The gospel’ according to Edmore Mufema
Sports Reporter HE was virtually unknown in local football circles when he arrived at Dynamos from Motor Action in the run-up to the eventful 2003 Premier Soccer League season. However,…
Rains can be good and bad
NO sooner had a group of guzzlers finished crossing a muddy patch that linked their village with a nearby growth point than it gave in, creating an unnavigable river between.…
Securing your child’s financial future
Money cannot buy happiness — but it can help protect the ones we love, who bring us the most joy in life. As a new parent, or an expecting one,…
FIA outlines limits to drivers’ freedom of speech
Formula 1’s governing body appears to have backtracked on a rule introduced this year banning freedom of speech for drivers on key issues. The rule outlawed “political, religious and personal…











