Women can excel in agronomy: Wendy

Recently, Mrs Wendy Madzura assumed a top post as Seed Co Zimbabwe Division head of agronomy. The position sees her impart technical information to farmers to enable them attain good yields in the wake of threats brought by climate change such as inadequate or excessive rains. Our Gender and Community Editor Fatima Bulla spoke to Mrs Madzura on her latest appointment and related issues. Read on.

Zupco facility for schools

The Zimbabwe United Passenger Company  (Zupco) has offered buses to ferry students to boarding schools, as the first term commences this Tuesday.

Anti-corruption fight moves a gear up

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission is finalising the development of a National Anti-Corruption Strategy that is expected to be officially launched by His Excellency President Emmerson Mnangagwa before the end of the first quarter of this year.

Ndiraya breaks silence. . . ‘l am in total control’

BEFORE I dwell on the upcoming 2020 season, it is important for the Dynamos constituency to understand where we are coming from.

Parly takes machete-gang issue seriously

Parliament will this week commence procedures to launch an inquiry into machete-wielding gold gangs that are causing deadly violence around the country.

The machete-wielding gangs have killed several people, including a police officer, while also committing other ghastly crimes such as robbery.

Wet spell to continue

THE rains being experienced in most parts of the country are expected to continue pounding this week with warnings of flash floods in some parts, the Meteorological Services Department, has said.

Can Africa really benefit from Brexit?

In August 2018, then-Prime Minister Theresa May became the first British leader in five years to visit sub-Saharan Africa, making a three-day trip that included meetings with the Presidents of South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya.

When police sleep on duty, others step in

ORPHANED at a tender age of 10, the life of Bright Tauzeni (23) from the sprawling Hatcliffe suburb on the outskirts of the capital was like a plant growing on a hard ground.

Without a family to support him fulfil his dreams, young Bright had to plunge into the jungle streets of Harare for survival.

Out at sea

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

For Tawanda Chikasha, his history-making journey across the Atlantic Ocean began on a canoe in the early 2000s.

Put your best foot forward!

Hunt for Greatness Milton Kamwendo Keep discouragement out of the door and put your best foot forward. Whatever happens do not stop believing in your dreams, in your ability and…

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