HOW TO LOOK GOOD AT HOME

LOOKING good and feeling beautiful is not only for when you are going somewhere important but instead it is the lifestyle of all fashion lovers to look good and polished – either at home or out in public.

Lupane man brutally attacks wife, blames evil spirits

Fairness Moyana in Hwange A 32-year-old man from Jibajiba Village in Lupane District shocked a local court when he claimed evil spirits had instructed him to viciously assault his wife…

More border stakeholders join Zacc in anti-corruption campaign

Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau STAKEHOLDERS operating at the Beitbridge Border Post have thrown their weight behind the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc)’s ongoing drive to stamp out corruption and promote transparency…

TWO ARMED ROBBERS, WHO URINATED ON THEIR VICTIM, TRACKED THROUGH STOLEN PHONE

TWO armed robbers, who urinated on their victim after stealing his car, money and phone before dumping him at a cemetery, have been arrested.

Emulate the country’s heroes, nation urged

ZIMBABWEANS have been implored to honour and emulate the sacrifices made by the country’s sons and daughters who gave their lives for the nation to attain its independence.

Govt to enact policy on rare earth minerals

GOVERNMENT is in the process of crafting a policy for the exploration and exploitation of rare earth minerals that the country is endowed with, Mines and Mining Development Deputy Minister, Caleb Makwiranzou, has said.

‘Timing is everything in fish farming’

FISH farmers in Mashonaland East Province will receive fingerlings next month, which coincides with the eight-month growth cycle to capitalise on warm temperatures conducive for efficient feed conversion and accelerated growth.

Granny (71), grandchildren evicted

  Solomon Bhumu Post Reporter   A 71-YEAR-OLD granny – Mrs Tessy Zvemisha – and her four minor grandchildren were left homeless after being evicted from their Dangamvura house by…

Mat South tobacco farmers earn US$150 000

NATURALLY cured Virginia (NCV) tobacco farmers in Matabeleland South have since earned US$150 000 from selling their crop, as the Government’s call of leaving no one and no place behind extends to tobacco farming.

Clearing agent’s US$15,7 k vehicle import scam trial pushed further

Clearing agent’s US$15,7 k vehicle import scam trial pushed further

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