NEW: Ex-Wenela testing heads to Masvingo
Government has extended testing for ex-Wenela miners, who are due for compensation from their former employers, to all the country’s 10 provinces.
NEW: IPEC issues income drawdown products framework
The Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) has released a framework that will guide players in the sector in introducing income drawdown products.
NEW: Piggery station for Chegutu
The European Union (EU) has bankrolled the establishment of a US$18 000 piggery artificial insemination (AI) station in Chegutu under the Value Chain Alliance for Livestock Upgrading and Empowerment (Value) project.
NEW: Rural talent fascinates Ndiraya
DYNAMOS coach, Tonderai Ndiraya, believes Zimbabwean football can enjoy better fortunes if more of rural talent is tapped and adequately nurtured.
More jail time for economic saboteurs
PROSECUTOR-General, Mr Kumbirai Hodzi, has warned of more jail time for economic saboteurs while the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says it will intensify the blitz against manipulation of the local currency against the United States dollar.
Market indiscipline needs to be nipped in the bud
MEASURES to quell the indiscipline that has made an unwelcome resurgence on the market, need to be tightened and enforced without fear or favour while the necessary controls to tame the galloping prices of goods and services are implemented.
Inputs distribution begins
Agriculture inputs to small holder farmers under the Presidential inputs scheme programme have been dispatched to Grain Marketing Board depots around the country and the distribution will commence soon.
GROWING SCOURGE OF MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
ALEXIO Muzariri, an inmate at Tirivanhu Rehabilitation Centre in Ruwa, just outside Harare, paces up and down as he inspects a brood of chicks that he is keeping at the halfway house.
Warriors woes mount
THERE was no immediate respite for Zimbabwe’s battered 2022 World Cup qualifying campaign as their woes mounted when the Warriors melted in the searing heat of Ghana’s Cape Coast last night.
The sky isn’t falling
GALLOPING prices of goods and services in tuckshops and other retail outlets are literally causing many people sleepless nights.











