CRICKET: . . . analysts debate performance
CRICKET pundits and observers are divided in their analysis of Zimbabwe’s performance at the on-going World Cup.
Marriage Hub: Marriage not a one-night stand
Apostle Langton Kanyati Marriage was the first institution created by God. Whenever you start talking about the marriage, home and family, God gets involved. After God had created Adam and…
SME incubation centre ‘almost ready’
Lorraine Muromo Government’S initiative to commission an incubation centre for budding local enterpreneurs is coming to fruition as the equipment that will be used at the facility has docked at…
Tobacco boom boosts TSL property unit
LISTED industrial and agricultural concern TSL Limited says occupancies at its real estate unit TSL Properties remained just under 100 percent in the past year as heightened activity in the…
FARMING: Foreign horticultural products flood market
The Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development has come under fire for its failure to control the influx of foreign horticultural products flooding the market at the expense of…
Tourism: Shining star in Zim economy
MORE than two million visitors are expected to find their way to Zimbabwe this year as confidence in the country as a safe and attractive destination grows.
ANALYSIS: Bringing ubuntu to Zim education
Professor Boniface Chisaka, with Profs Crispen Chiome, Ignatius Dambudzo & Tichaona Mapolisa Any curriculum in any part of the world is underpinned by a philosophy that represents the aspirations, dreams…
The poor do not get thirsty
Heads of local authorities in the country’s major cities have told us that pre-paid water meters will be in use very soon, and before the end of this year in…
REA to roll out SWER technology
Lorraine Muromo THE Rural Electrification Agency, a statutory body mandated to extend electricity distribution to rural areas, is set to roll out the Single Wire Earth Return (SWER) project,
Top officials in $32,5m loan scandal
Government might fail to recover US$32,5 million in loans extended to four ailing parastatals after the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Infrastructure Development authorised the transactions without supporting documents.





