NEW: Trio arrested for theft of Command Agric inputs
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has arrested three Zanu PF Harare Province District coordinating committee members from Epworth, for stealing Command Agriculture inputs.
NEW: Parliament building to be lit up for 16 days of GBV activism
THE Parliament of Zimbabwe building will be lit up on Wednesday evening, in commemoration of the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence (GBV).
NEW: Local publisher to launch four books
Local publisher, Gramsol Publishing Company, will launch four new books on Wednesday.
The quartet will comprise the ‘Business Enterprise Skills’ set, books 1 to 4.
NEW: Supplying Covid-19 pills at lower cost is only part of what poorer countries need
November 2021 marks another grim flashpoint in a stream of them: the global Covid-19 death toll surpassed five million. The rapid development of vaccines has been an extraordinary achievement in the fight against Covid-19. However, successfully vaccinating the global population, especially in low-income countries, has been hampered by several challenges – notably vaccine inequity and weak health systems.
NEW: Police bust suspected drug dealer
Police have arrested a suspected drug dealer, who was allegedly transporting 181kg of marijuana along a major highway on a fake Zupco commuter omnibus.
NEW: 22 000 deceased struck from voters’ roll
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has struck off from the voters’ roll, more than 22 000 people who were registered as deceased between September 2017 and September 2019.
NEW: Harare City Volleyball teams dominate awards
Harare City Volleyball dominated the accolades chart, grabbing seven of the available 12 individual medals at the Harare Volleyball Association League finals, at the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) over the weekend.
NEW: Zimbabwe seals US$190m deals at IATF
Zimbabwe sealed deals worth at least US$190 million, at the second Intra Africa Trade Fair (IATF) that ended on Sunday in Durban, South Africa.
No to drugs, indiscipline — President
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday implored children to be disciplined, hardworking, respectful and also abstain from drugs and wayward behaviour if they are to be competitive in a globalised world.
No to drugs, indiscipline — President
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday implored children to be disciplined, hardworking, respectful and also abstain from drugs and wayward behaviour if they are to be competitive in a globalised world.










