THE GROWING SCOURGE OF TEEN SUICIDES
SUICIDE cases involving minors are worryingly on the increase since the coronavirus pandemic began.
The global health crisis has been as hard on children as it has been on adults.
NGOs dabbling in politics face heavy penalties
PRIVATE Voluntary Organisations (PVOs) that fund political parties or election candidates will face criminal charges under proposed changes to the law regulating the operation of non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
Zim-Rwanda real deal
Its less than 24 hours to the Zimbabwe-Rwanda Investment and trade conference in Kigali and with it comes a plethora of business opportunities for both countries, especially for Zimbabwe.
Arda restrategises to guarantee food security
THE Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (ARDA) says it is repositioning itself as a vehicle for food, feed, fibre and biofuels security in Zimbabwe in line with its new mandate.
Benjani breaks silence
BENJANI MWARUWARI could probably rival Belgian Tom Saintfiet among the shortest-serving members of the Warriors technical team in local football history.
Onerous task of picking up the pieces
MAJIVA Magweva was the last person in Kopa to be rescued perched on a treetop when Cyclone Idai struck the growth point at the eastern edge of Chimanimani.
Govt sets up farm mechanisation hubs
The GOVERNMENT has begun setting up provincial farm mechanisation hubs to provide tillage, harvesting and logistics support to farmers during the 2021/2022 summer cropping season.
The long walk to Chimoio
WE continue with our discussion with Cde Nelson Ndarasika (NN), whose Chimurenga name was Godo Tambawega.
Mangudya warns pharmacies
RESERVE Bank governor Dr John Mangudya has warned pharmacies that are receiving support from the foreign exchange auction trading system against pegging their prices using the parallel market exchange rate, saying such practices destabilise the economy.
President commissions Chinhoyi Court Complex
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa recently commissioned the Chinhoyi High Court after the project had been stalled for many years, underlining the Second Republic’s commitment to improve access to justice.











