NEW: MPs head to Vic Falls for pre-budget seminar
Parliamentarians will converge in Victoria Falls for a four-day pre-budget seminar for the 2022 National Budget, which will be addressed by Speaker of the National Assembly, Advocate Jacob Mudenda.
NEW: ICTs to drive Vision 2030
Government will facilitate universal access to information and communication technologies (ICTs), to stimulate economic development and the attainment of an upper-middle-income economy by 2030, a Cabinet Minister has said.
NEW: Bad week for Zim boxers
IT was a bad week for Zimbabwean boxing as two pugilists were, within the space of a few days, floored in international assignments.
NEW: Oral health: Prevention is better than cure
ZIMBABWEANS should adopt preventive strategies when dealing with oral health issues.
The call was made by Dr Farayi Shakespeare Moyana, a leading dental practitioner, and founder of the Zimbabwe Academy of Dental Nurses (ZADENU).
NEW: Govt to procure vehicles for doctors, nurses
Government will procure vehicles for the country’s health sector workers, who will then pay for the cars through loans, under a restructured Civil Servants Vehicle Loan Scheme.
NEW: All set for insemination station launch
LANDS, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Resettlement deputy Minister Vangelis Haritatos will, on Thursday, officially open a pig artificial insemination (AI) station at Bradford Farm in Chegutu, Mashonaland West Province.
NEW: Jail time for disposing hazardous waste
Discharging hazardous chemical waste into the environment will soon attract stiff penalties and mandatory custodial sentences under proposed changes to the Environment Management Act (Chapter 20:27).
NEW: Suspected robbers in Gokwe reign of terror
Police have arrested seven suspected armed robbers in connection with a recent crime spree in Gokwe.
NEW: Harare clears drainage system
The Harare City Council (HCC) has begun clearing the city’s clogged storm drainage infrastructure, ahead of the start of the rainy season.
NEW: South Africa’s stock exchange for smaller firms: some benefits, but not a magic wand
South Africa is home to the largest stock exchange in Africa and the 20th in the word by market capitalisation.
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) was established in 1887, during the country’s gold rush.











