Inter-city travel ban: Buses get waiver
BUSES ferrying schoolchildren will be allowed to travel between cities and towns in Zimbabwe to allow for pupils’ smooth return to schools ahead of tomorrow’s second phase re-opening.
Cotton needs proper pricing mechanism
After slumping to a two-decade low of 28 000 tonnes in 2015, cotton production has since rebounded due to Government intervention through the Presidential Input Support Scheme, which provides free inputs.
Civil servants assured of 13th cheque
Government has assured civil servants that they will receive their bonus this year while conditions of service will continue to be improved.
Relief as classes resume
Resumption of classes after a long Covid-19-induced hiatus has brought relief to learners and parents.
Schools will be operating full throttle from tomorrow after the rest of the classes begin, a week after exam classes resumed on August 30.
Govt takes delivery of 30 ambulances
Government has taken delivery of 30 new ambulances that are part of the 100 expected before year-end, as efforts are stepped up to revamp the health delivery system.
Unfinished business, a journey amidst the journey
DR Anna-Mary Nyakabau is an oncologist par excellence. Her national service came to an end on December 31, 2020, having worked at the country’s main referral hospital, Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals’ oncology and radiotherapy centre. This is an extract from Dr Anna-Mary Nyakabau’s memoirs, “The Journey amidst life’s journeys. . .”
Seven top MDC-A officials join Zanu PF
SEVEN senior MDC Alliance officials joined the mass exodus of opposition figures who are opting to join Zanu PF after defecting to the ruling party yesterday.
Dairy sector can help cut feed costs
GOVERNMENT has challenged players in the dairy sector to complement efforts to reduce the cost of animal feed, which continues to negatively impact viability, as it accounts for more than 65 percent of the cost of milk production.
Inside Young Igwe’s latest brew
IT is often said you cannot have a second chance to make a first impression.
Peter Moyo, son to the late sungura great Tongai “Igwe” Moyo, currently finds himself in a serious predicament.
Private clinics overcharging for Covid-19 jabs
SOME private clinics in Harare are overcharging their Covid-19 vaccination administration fees, while others are refusing to accept local currency payments, The Sunday Mail has established.










