Local authorities abandon housing waiting lists
Councils have reportedly done away with housing waiting lists and are now selling stands on a first-come-first-serve basis, a move that has been heavily criticised by both the Government and…
Pressure mounts over Rhodes’ plaque
WITH pressure mounting over the continued preservation of artefacts in remembrance of colonialist Cecil John Rhodes, questions have been raised over the Bulawayo City Council’s resolution to uncover a plaque…
Zim fails to capitalise on $4bn ARVs market
ZIMBABWE lost out on an opportunity to make billions of dollars through the manufacture of antiretrovirals and other drugs for both the local and regional markets after turning down a…
Telecomms firms face new threat
TELECOMMUNICATION companies face a new threat from popular mobile messaging service WhatsApp, which began rolling out voice calling to users in February this year.
SA keen to invest in Zim infastructure projects
SOUTH African companies are keen to invest in more infrastructural projects in Zimbabwe following the successful completion of major road projects top among them the $206 million Plumtree to Mutare…
Soza ready to defend PPC Matopos 33-Miler title
PPC Matopos 33-Miler holder Charles Soza is ready to defend his crown despite a huge field expected to take part in the race this morning. Soza said he was expecting…
Rand, govt bonds weaker on dollar pressures
Johannesburg — South Africa’s rand gave up its gains against the dollar on Friday, as the greenback strengthened with jobless claims data easing concern over the state of the US…
Life after cheating
THE union in marriage of two members of the opposite sex is a tradition that has been around since men were living in caves or the Garden of Eden and…
Govt appointed first Zifa executive
THE Government set the foundation for the development of football soon after the attainment of our hard won Independence by appointing the Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) executive in 1980.
Schools baseball tourney set for Founders High
THE ZIMBABWE Baseball Association will stage a mini-baseball open tournament in Bulawayo that will be open to all schools as they bid to revamp the sport in the country.








