INDRIVE DRIVER COUNTS LOSSES AFTER SHELTERING SEX WORKER IN HIS CAB

Arron Nyamayaro AN InDrive driver is counting his losses after he lost his car keys, and money, after giving a sex worker shelter in his cab in the early hours…

Cabinet okays US$2,4billion kitty to secure children’s future

Zimpapers Reporters AT least US$2,4 billion has been allocated for the National Action Plan for Children IV (2026–2030), a comprehensive four year programme aimed at protecting minors and addressing a…

US$2,4bn kitty for children’s welfare

Debra Matabvu Senior Reporter AT least US$2,4 billion has been set aside for the National Action Plan for Children IV (2026–2030), a comprehensive four-year strategy aimed at safeguarding minors and…

US$2 DEBT TURNS VIOLENT

Tendai Gukutikwa Mutare Bureau WHAT began as a dispute over just US$2 has escalated into an attempted murder case.

Govt, Pfizer sign landmark health equity Accord

Trust Freddy Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT has formally signed onto the Pfizer Accord for a Healthier World, a high-level agreement designed to provide the nation with equitable access to patented medicines…

RICK ROSS 2.O, WILL IT BEAT HIS DEBUT SHOW?

Tafadzwa Zimoyo Zimpapers Entertainment Editor THE countdown is over!

Vice President Chiwenga hails SADC unity in advancing clean energy innovation

Rutendo Nyeve, [email protected] VICE President Constantino Chiwenga has praised the SADC regional bloc for uniting behind efforts to accelerate renewable energy development, describing energy as the essential enabler of all…

BUYER LOSES GOLD, CASH TO ROBBERS

Lovemore Kadzura Mutare Bureau A Gold buyer was last week attacked by 15 armed robbers who broke into his house and overpowered the occupants before stealing seven grams of the…

Zimbabwe set for bumper harvest as crop conditions impress nationwide

Theseus Shambare ZIMBABWE is heading for a potentially outstanding agricultural season, with robust crop conditions nationwide and record breaking tobacco projections bolstering expectations ahead of the Crop and Livestock First…

Storm destroys school

Tendai Gukutikwa Mutare Bureau A VIOLENT storm tore through Chiendambuya Primary School in Headlands last Friday, injuring 15 people after strong winds ripped asbestos roofing sheets from two classroom blocks…

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