Bread, bargains and a changing world of work
Elliot Ziwira Features & Supplements Editor Today, as has been the case since 1889, workers across the world converge to celebrate International Workers’ Day, also known as May Day, amid…
Saluting working class’ indomitable spirit
Mafa Kwanisai Mafa AS we commemorate International Workers’ Day today, we salute the indomitable spirit of the working class across the globe.
Chasing the wind: Madhedhedhe’s gold run
Only Moyo Features Correspondent GOLD is supposed to be patient. It sits buried in the earth, waiting for years of pressure, heat and human persistence before it finally reveals itself.…
Govt challenges private sector on green housing drive
Trust Freddy Zimpapers Correspondent GOVERNMENT has challenged the private sector to bridge the national housing gap through innovative financing and “green” construction technologies.
‘Stop exploitative contracts’ President slams short-term work, pushes for formalisation
Wallace Ruzvidzo, [email protected] As Zimbabwe joins the rest of the world in commemorating Workers’ Day today, President Mnangagwa yesterday issued a strong rebuke of perpetual short-term contracts, saying that where…
Air Commodore Bere declared national hero
Joseph Madzimure, [email protected] PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has conferred national hero status on Air Commodore (Retired) Simon Bere. Air Commodore (Rtd) Bere died on April 24 in Zambia, where he had been…
Province scales up fodder production to defeat drought
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] MATABELELAND South Province has intensified efforts to safeguard its livestock sector after receiving seven hay balers and seven mowers under the Presidential Agricultural Input Programme in a…
US$30 million youth climate project to build resilience & green jobs
Raymond Jaravaza [email protected] THE Government has taken a major step in confronting the growing threat of climate change, launching a US$30 million youth-driven initiative aimed at equipping thousands of young…











