Land permits empower women
WOMEN Affairs, Gender and Community Development Minister Cde Nyasha Chikwinya has said women are the major beneficiaries of land permits that are being given to A1 farmers by Government.
New bridge brings relief to Mtshabezi villagers
VILLAGERS of Gqalaza and Wabayi areas in Mtshabezi, Matabeleland South, now have access to health, education and business facilities following the completion and commissioning of a bridge last week that…
Hubby burns wife and kid, hangs self
Lackson Munkombwe A POLYGAMOUS Binga man caused a stir after he set himself, his first wife and their daughter on fire before he committed suicide following a domestic dispute between…
Woolworths complaint sparks label, trade probe
Johannesburg – The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has launched an industry-wide investigation into labelling and trade descriptions following false labelling allegations against Woolworths.
Wosana rain dance: Should schools perform it or not
A WEAVER bird briskly flaps its wings as if executing some traditional African dance. Soon it melts away into some thick canopy of a willow tree. Another bird that looks…
Aids to claim 23 percent of labour by 2020…Agriculture worst hit
ZIMBABWE has been ranked as one of the countries hardest hit by HIV and Aids in the continent, with the country expected to lose about 23 percent of its labour…
Cervical cancer demystified
INSERT, scrap and smear. That is all it takes for a woman to get screened for cervical cancer. These simple steps can change and save your life.
Rhodies never accepted hand of reconciliation
Limukani Ncube IN June this year, a 21-year-old man dominated news headlines all over the world when he went into the African Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States and…
Cheetahs advance in Olympic qualifiers
ZIMBABWE have been drawn to play against Nigeria today in the quarter-finals of the Rugby Africa Sevens Olympic qualifier after they finished second overall to Kenya on the first day’s…
700k war collaborators vetted
THE Government has successfully vetted more than 700 000 war collaborators and ex-detainees from the estimated total of over a million for the purposes of compensation, a Minister said.

