President throws farmers a challenge
Smallholder farmers should shift from subsistence to practising farming as a business, while indigenous knowledge systems should be harnessed to increase the production of quality traditional grains and resilient poultry and livestock on a commercial scale, President Mnangagwa has said.
Smaller gold coins out next Tuesday
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) will release 4 500 small gold coins on Tuesday, as the Government enhances measures to stabilise the local currency and curb inflation.
When will we say enough is enough?
For far too many times, the Harare City Council has been bailed out by the Government after ignominiously failing to deliver on its mandate.
Two females in race for hangman’s post
TWO women are among the applicants for the vacant post of public executioner with the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service (ZPCS), but the Government, which currently has a de facto moratorium on executions, is in discussions with stakeholders to consider abolishing the death sentence.
Chevrons seek to dent India’s hopes
HAVING already sent shock waves with their sensational one-run win over Pakistan, Zimbabwe will seek to continue their giant-killing act and dent India’s hopes for a T20 Cricket World Cup semi-final place.
Platinum miners mull pooling resources for refinery
Local platinum producers are considering pooling resources to construct a precious metals refinery in line with Government expectations for miners to add value and beneficiate minerals locally before export.
Platinum miners mull pooling resources for refinery
Local platinum producers are considering pooling resources to construct a precious metals refinery in line with Government expectations for miners to add value and beneficiate minerals locally before export.
GRAPPLING WITH FUNERAL COVER OPTIONS
RECENT complaints by some policyholders over the treatment they get from funeral assurance companies have sparked debate on the design of funeral policies in Zimbabwe and promoted a general understanding of terms and conditions of contracts.
‘Zim agriculture makes giant strides’
ZIMBABWE has registered significant milestones in agriculture, which is now poised to contribute 20 percent to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), from the current 13 percent, according to Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Deputy Minister Vangelis Haritatos.
Baba Harare drops seventh album
JITI musician Braveman Chizvino, better known as Baba Harare, has dropped his seventh studio album.










