Deputy Minister champions disability support in Gwanda South
Mthabisi Tshuma,Zimpapers Reporter DEPUTY Minister for Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Dr Omphile Marupi, who also serves as the Gwanda South Constituency legislator, continues to make a meaningful impact in…
MSU hosts STEM leadership and strategy symposium
Patrick Chitumba [email protected] THE Midlands State University (MSU) is hosting a two-day high-level regional forum for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) leadership and strategy symposium at its main campus…
A MIRACLE IN THE SHADOW OF DEATH – heral
Arron Nyamayaro AMID the carnage, in which 17 people were killed in a horror road accident near the Hunyani Bridge along Seke Road yesterday, emerged a miraculous story of a…
SHAMELESS! MAN (43) robs boy (9) at knifepoint
B-Metro Reporter A 43-YEAR-OLD Mutare man will spend the next three years behind bars after he robbed a 9-year-old boy of his bicycle using an Okapi knife. Fungai Chihono of…
HORROR! College boss jailed for sick rape
B-Metro Reporter A 45-YEAR-OLD Harare college principal is behind bars for a sickening crime, sentenced to 9 years effective imprisonment for raping a 16 year old Form 3 student. The…
Zim committed to global peace, says President
AS the world commemorates 80 years since the signing of the United Nations (UN) Charter, President Mnangagwa has reaffirmed Zimbabwe’s steadfast commitment to the principles of peace, unity and shared prosperity.
New strategy for AI in schools on the way
UNESCO is working closely with the Government to develop a national strategy on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and put in place mechanisms to support young researchers involved in recording history of liberation movements in the South African region, which will be integrated into Zimbabwe’s school curriculum.
Nation plunged into mourning as horror crash claims 17
A DARK cloud hung over the Chitungwiza community yesterday following a horrific crash at Manyame Bridge, near St Mary’s Police Station, which claimed 17 lives.











