All provinces set to have High Court by 2030
JUSTICE, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi said all the country’s provinces will have permanent seats of the High Court by 2030.
No closure for Cyclone Idai’s missing victims
ADJACENT to Kopa Growth Point in Ward 21 Chimanimani lies a shallow gorge.
In it are mounds of rubble occupying what appears to be a dry river channel.
Rugby fights girl-child marriages
ZIMBABWE Rugby Union (ZRU) have ramped up development programmes for the women’s game partly to help curb the rise in child marriages.
‘Tread carefully on resource-backed loans’
African governments have been urged to take a cautious approach to resource-backed loans, with experts saying while such arrangements present opportunities for development, they must be negotiated transparently and the money invested productively.
A passion that never dies
Five years ago, Hardlife Zvirekwi ruled the local Premiership.
Apart from captaining CAPS United to their fifth league title in 2016, he was also crowned the Castle Lager Soccer Star of the Year.
Exploring corporate entrepreneurship
It’s an indisputable fact that small and medium enterprises contribute in excess of 70 percent of most of African economic activities and as such a drive from the SMEs is exerting pressure on established organisations.
Women urged to embrace their beauty
GOSPEL musician-cum-businesswoman, Ms Plaxedes Wenyika, last week launched her line of female skin care products, calling on women to embrace their beauty.
Hamilton under more pressure
Seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton is under “way more pressure” than his Formula One title rival Max Verstappen, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has said.
Blocking, tackling finances
As the weather cools and the leaves turn, many of us look forward to one thing: no, not pumpkin spice. Rather, football.
Turning cravings into a business empire
GROWING up in rural Chipinge, Moses Chipi had a sweet tooth and craving for fresh bread.
“Our home is close to a shopping centre and each time I passed through the shops on my way to and from school, the aroma of the baking bread would flood out and engulf my nostrils.”











