DON’T PAY BRIBES TO MOTORISTS, POLICE OFFICERS, SAYS MUTAMBA
Arron Nyamayaro POLICE Commissioner-General Stephen Mutamba has appealed to Zimbabweans to resist paying bribes to traffic police officers and report any suspicious behaviour on the roads. He also revealed that…
Innovations ignite path to industrial independence
Zvamaida Murwira, Senior Zimpapers Reporter ZIMBABWE should transform innovation ideas into industries anchored on an education-led economy that will move away from employment seekers to that of job creators, as…
Tourism powers 300 000 jobs under NDS1
Rutendo Nyeve, Victoria Falls Reporter THE tourism sector has strengthened its position as a key pillar of the national economy, directly and indirectly supporting an estimated 300 000 jobs in…
Scientific tree-planting roadmap to restore Boterekwa
Johnsias Mutonhori, Midlands Correspondent CHENXI Chengetai Investments, a mining company operating in Shurugwi, has launched an ambitious scientific roadmap to reclaim the Boterekwa escarpment and surrounding areas through large-scale tree-planting…
‘Goodbye, Senior Lecturer’ Artistes mourn sungura legend Nicholas Zakaria
Langalakhe Mabena, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub Tributes continue to pour in for sungura legend Nicholas Zakaria, fondly known as “Madzibaba” and the “Senior Lecturer”, who died yesterday, at the…
Zimbabwe exceeds annual gold target . . . small-scale miners drive record output
Martin Kadzere, Zimpapers Business Hub AGAINST the backdrop of surging global prices, Zimbabwe has dramatically surpassed its annual gold production target for 2025, achieving the milestone with two months of…
Mario’s final cut A squad that raises as many questions as it answers
Eddie Chikamhi, Zimpapers Sports Hub MARIAN ‘Mario’ Marinica promised surprises and he kept his word. Now that the dust has settled and the final 28 are known, the real story…
Mat’ South farmers urged to shift to drought-tolerant small grains
Austin Nyathi, Zimpapers Correspondent FARMERS in Matabeleland South Province have been urged to intensify the growing of drought-tolerant small grains as the region continues to experience erratic rainfall and prolonged…
50 lives lost, countless structures damaged as rainstorms wreak havoc
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Zimpapers Writer A TOTAL of 50 people have died while 452 homesteads, 22 schools, two health facilities and a prison facility have been damaged countrywide since the…











