57 cannabis producers licensed

FIFTY-SEVEN medicinal cannabis producers have been licensed by the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA), as the country continues to expand investment into the multibillion-dollar industry.

So close for Rhinos Queens

VETERAN Black Rhinos Queens striker Rutendo Makore was named player of the tournament but could not inspire her side to clear the last hurdle as it became a case of so near yet so far for Zimbabwe women’s football giants.

Model Law on GBV takes shape. . .as activist calls for political will to stop the scourge

A PROMINENT Namibian lawyer and activist, Advocate Bience Gawanas, has called for political will to remove structural barriers to equality and end gender-based violence (GBV), amid indications that GBV has become a pandemic within the raging global Covid-19 pandemic.

Leadership requires bedrock of character

The call of all leadership is building, with vision something that is worthy. It takes work to articulate a clear vision.

 It takes even more work to build a strategy that brings a vision to life and makes it believable. It takes even more work and discipline to commit to implementing the plan of action that is aligned to the strategic goals.

Keaton turns back the clock

“THE Protégé” is not bad, as far as action thrillers go.

But, this is largely because most production companies keep pushing back their releases.

Ervine looks ahead to Super League games

WHEN Craig Ervine envisioned himself one day leading the Chevrons onto the park, odds are the last thing he imagined was this.

Gambiza lighting up path for women

Her love to see an empowered girl child and women is unquestionable. It has gone beyond borders. It has landed her an ambassadorial role for the Sister Accord Zimbabwe, the first chapter of the women’s organisation in Africa.

GMB clamps down on parallel grain traders

NEARLY 300 people have been arrested for illegally transporting grain since the beginning of the marketing season.

Six people are currently before the courts facing charges of contravening the Grain Marketing Act, while the rest have been fined.

Curriculum boon for content producers

A new competence-based curriculum for primary and secondary school learners was introduced in 2016.

As is the case with most new ideas, adoption of the new learning system faced stiff resistance.

Bright prospects for Lady Cheetahs

THERE is a renewed sense of urgency in the way the women’s rugby Sevens side are going about their business.

Morale is high in the camp and coach Derek Chiwara sees light at the end of the tunnel.

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