ZSE targets expanded investor base
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) is this year looking at diversifying both product offerings and its investor base, as the bourse intensifies efforts to expand offerings on the local capital market.
Refuse collection set to improve
Refuse collection is set to improve in Harare after the City Council signed a deal with a private company Clean City Africa in a move expected to put an end the scourge of erratic garbage collection.
‘I stand tall in my achievements’
Government has provided a $200 million facility in the 2020 National Budget towards the provision of free sanitarywear for primary and secondary schoolgirls from less privileged backgrounds. Our Gender and Community Editor, Fatima Bulla (FB), interviewed chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Primary and Secondary Education, Ms Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga (PM), who has been lobbying for girls and women health rights. We publish excerpts of the interview.
Govt acts on Gukurahundi healing
Implementation of healing measures for victims of civil disturbances that rocked parts of Midlands and Matabeleland provinces in the early 1980s is set to receive a fresh boost when Government meets a coalition of local civic groups early next month.
‘Many comrades fell pregnant’
We conclude chronicling the political life of Cde Rhodas Karimakwenda (RK). This week, the liberation fighter whose war name was Cde Anna Matambudziko, narrates to our Reporter, Norman Muchemwa (NM) on the bombing of Tembue Camp.
ZimParks gets tough
Nine poachers were shot dead in incidents of armed confrontation with Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) rangers with at least 280 arrests last year, amid an intensifying crackdown on poaching by authorities.
Passport scam: Kazembe takes action
FOLLOWING our article titled “Shocking corruption at Passport Office”, which exposed deep-rooted graft at the Passport and Birth Registry offices, Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Kazembe Kazembe last week came out guns blazing.
Search for new NRZ suitor begins
The renewed search for a suitor for the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) is set to begin this week after the US$400-million deal with Diaspora Infrastructure Development Group (DIDG)-Transnet consortium fell through last year.
Musakanda’s double heartbreak
THERE was something tragic — and yet poetic — about Tarisai Musakanda’s presence during the just-ended first Test between Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka at Harare Sports Club last week.
The Asian nation is the team he made his Test and ODI debuts with back in 2017 (Colombo) and Bulawayo (2016).
Former Child President scoops 17 points at A-Level
FORMER Child President and Goromonzi High School student, Innocent Chikwanda, scored 17 points in the 2019 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) Advanced Level examinations.
Innocent wrote four subjects. These were Mathematics, Chemistry, Computer Science and Physics.











