AI training for 10 000 teachers annually

MORE than 10 000 teachers and lecturers will be trained annually in Artificial Intelligence and digital literacy in a partnership that involves Government and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Land title deeds to unlock US$15bn — Minister Ncube

Zimbabwe will unlock up to US$15 billion from the Land Tenure Implementation Programme under which farmers are getting title deeds for their land, with the funds set to be injected into the economy, Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has said.

VP Chiwenga set for Tajikistan

Zimbabwe is this week advancing its quest for international economic synergies in Central Asia, with Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga expected to arrive this morning for a series of meetings with key economic players.

Sadc commends Zim for advancements in national statistical system

ZIMBABWE has been commended by the Southern African Development Community (SADC) for its efforts in modernising its national statistical system and aligning it with regional and international standards to support evidence-based policy-making and foster economic growth.

BUSINESSMAN IN MESSY DIVORCE

HARARE businessman Itai Samanyai is embroiled in a messy divorce from his estranged wife amid allegations of signatures which were forged to enable the sale of a house in Madokero.

ENGINEER REMEMBERS EX-SCHOOL WITH US$7K DONATION

A FORMER student at Chomuuyu Primary School has donated building materials worth US$7000 to help complete stalled construction work at the school.

CIGARETTES SMUGGLER FINED R1,5M, TRUCK, LOOT FORFEITED

A SMUGGLER, who is part of a cartel which smuggles cigarettes through Beitbridge Border Post will have to pay a R1,5 million fine while the truck he was using for the crime has been forfeited to the State by South African authorities.

12 dead in fuel tanker horror crash

Patrick Chitumba TWELVE people died on the spot yesterday morning, when a fuel tanker collided with two other vehicles on the Harare–Bulawayo Highway near the Sebakwe River in Kwekwe, Midlands…

BCC resumes sorghum production after 5-year hiatus

Raymond Jaravaza THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has restarted its commercial sorghum production at Aisleby Farm after a five-year pause, aiming to create new income streams and lessen its reliance…

Trabablas Interchange commissioning on Friday

Wallace Ruzvidzo THE US$88 million state-of-the-art Trabablas Interchange is set for commissioning this Friday, marking a significant infrastructural achievement under President Mnangagwa’s administration. The interchange forms a crucial part of…

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