Experts, residents welcome ban on land use changes

Samuel Kadungure News Editor EXPERTS in spatial planning have praised Government’s recent decision to impose a moratorium on councils processing applications or issuing permits for changes in land use. They…

Cicada Katiyo to generate own power

Lovemore Kadzura Business Reporter LEADING agricultural investor, Cicada Katiyo (Private) Limited, is investing in a 1.5 megawatt solar project to provide power back up for the vast Katiyo Estate that…

Mutare Museum gears up to host International Museums Day commemorations

  Lloyd Makonya Correspondent MUTARE is abuzz with anticipation as the city prepares to host the national commemorations of International Museums Day next Friday, May 16, at the Mutare Museum.…

Mwanyisa’s emotional reunion with ZPCS Band, fans

  Liberty Dube Entertainment Correspondent IMAGINE the emotion of standing once again before the very crowd that gave you hope when the world had turned its back on you. That…

Mutare’s Bonnie and Clyde nabbed …wife poses as sex worker, lures clients, steal valuables

Liberty Dube Weekender Correspondent IMAGINE a couple so deeply entangled in love and crime — that their romance plays out in dark alleys, dimly-lit bars, and shadowy corners of Mutare’s…

Roora dispute sparks bitter burial feud

Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A GRIEVING Odzi man, Thomas Chirara, recently stormed Chief Marange’s community court, demanding that his late brother’s in-laws exhume and surrender his late nephew’s body. Chirara…

Mothers seek answers for children’s bizarre behaviour

Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter AN 18-year-old teenager from Hauna Growth Point is allegedly exhibiting strange and violent behaviour after being attacked by learners and teachers from a nearby private school,…

Tuku’s friend Jerry’s grave in ‘bad state’

ROSE Makumbe, the woman who claims she had a son with the late music icon, Oliver ‘Tuku’ Mtukudzi, says the grave of her brother, Jerry Makumbe, is in a very bad state.

Traditional grain production surges

GOVERNMENT’S commitment to agro-ecological tailoring of crops is bearing fruit with traditional grain production surging in the arid regions in a development that boosts food security and revitalises local farming practices.

Mother’s Day special: Celebrating mum’s role in family wellness

Fit for Life With Felie Mak   MOTHER’S Day is more than just a day for flowers, chocolates, and heartfelt cards, it is a moment to recognise the silent, unwavering…

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