Cyber criminals to be jailed 10 years

Harare Bureau PEOPLE who abuse social media face 10 years in jail in terms of the refined Cyber Crime and Cyber Security Bill which goes to Parliament soon.

It’s getting tough, says Mapeza

Munyaradzi Doma in Zvishavane FC Platinum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .…

Govt scraps allowances . . . school heads to wear uniforms

Tinomuda Chakanyuka, Senior Reporter THE Government has reportedly stopped paying allowances to Advanced Level teachers whose classes do not meet the required minimum number of pupils and hours in class,…

Who’s in charge of Tuku Musik?…Confusion over Mtukudzi manager position

Bruce Ndlovu IS it really the end of the road?

LFZ disbursed $500 000+ to rural farmers

Wilson Dakwa, Business Reporter MICROFINANCE institution Lion Finance Zimbabwe (LFZ) has since January disbursed more than $500 000 to rural farmers in a bid to promote financial inclusion among rural…

Byo come tops at Youth Games

Sikhumbuzo Moyo in Hwange BULAWAYO province are the 2017 Zimbabwe National Youth Games Under-18 champions after amassing 33 gold medals in the games that ended in Hwange yesterday.

Zamps survey ranks Sunday Life tops

Peter Matika, Senior Life Reporter SUNDAY News’ Sunday Life section has improved in terms of readership, according to a recently released report by the Zimbabwe All Media Products Survey (Zamps).

On the manufacture of poverty at world scale

Cetshwayo Mabhena Please give it to Judas the son of Simon Iscariot. He was an astute treasurer and rigorous accountant of the group of 13. Remember how he complained about…

NBS targets 10 000 housing units by year-end

Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Midlands Correspondent THE National Building Society (NBS) is targeting to fund the construction of 10 000 high to medium density housing units by the end of this year…

From a uni-versity towards a plura-versity: A decolonial perspective on national development agenda in Zimbabwe through sport and recreation

Minister Makhosini Hlongwane AS Africa is confronting a new epistemic paradigm shift it is crucial to reflect on the words of Patrice Lumumba, writing from his prison cell just before…

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