Zesa spreads prepaid meters to farms

Ivan Zhakata ZESA Holdings has been directed to roll out prepaid and smart electricity meters across all sectors of the economy by October this year, in a move aimed at…

Zanu PF raises US$2m ahead of national indaba

Samuel Kadungure in MUTARE ZANU PF has raised US$2 million, amid optimism that within the next month it will meet its target of US$5 million, which will be used for…

Forbes Border Post overtakes Beitbridge

  Cletus Mushanawani Editor IN a significant development in border clearance processes, Forbes Border Post has emerged as the busiest border crossing in Zimbabwe, overtaking Beitbridge Border Post in terms…

War victims compensation fund back

Richard Muponde-Zimpapers Politics Hub THE Government has announced the long-awaited resumption of payments under the War Victims Compensation Fund, more than two decades after its suspension. In a press briefing…

Life-changing open heart surgeries for kids

Wallace Ruzvidzo-Herald Reporter A NEW lease of life beckons for children aged between 6 months and 10 years as a team of Egyptian cardiac specialists is in the country to…

University’s new tech to unlock millions in gold

  Ray Bande Post Reporter A GROUNDBREAKING innovation by Manicaland State University for Applied Sciences (MSUAS) – the Percolation Leaching Process – is poised to transform the artisanal gold mining…

ZANU PF raises US$2m for national conference

  Samuel Kadungure News Editor ZANU PF has raised US$2 million, amid optimism that within the next month it will meet its target of US$5 million, which will be used…

Bitter parents return school bus to supplier

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter A CONTENTIOUS issue has arisen at Ngangu Primary School in Chimanimani, where irate parents and guardians returned a newly purchased bus to the supplier, citing…

ZGC handles 4 000 complaints in a decade

  Tendai Gukutikwa and Solomon Bhumu THE Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has received and presided over 4 000 gender-related complaints since its inception in 2015, reflecting growing public trust in…

STOP THE NONSENSE, FOLLOW THE RULES, BAZ TELLS DJ OLLAH 7

THE Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe has flexed its muscles and has warned podcasters who are violating the country’s laws with their strong reaction appearing to be directed at DJ Ollah 7 after his infamous X-rated interview with social media star Mai Jeremaya.

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