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Sadc calls for innovative approaches to strengthen SMEs
Sadc calls for innovative approaches to strengthen SMEs

Wallace Ruzvidzo THE Southern African Development Community (SADC) has called on member states to adopt diversified and innovative approaches to strengthening small and medium enterprises (SMEs), describing them as the…

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Weekly news round-up
Weekly news round-up

Monday President Mnangagwa left the country on Sunday night for Dubai, where he will take part in the World Governments Summit, as Zimbabwe intensifies its engagement with global political and…

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Party discipline is non-negotiable: President
Party discipline is non-negotiable: President

Zvamaida Murwira, Harare Bureau THE ruling party, Zanu-PF, does not tolerate inefficiency, waste and bureaucracy within its own ranks and in Government, as Zimbabwe pushes ahead to meet its ambitious…

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US courts Zimbabwe for critical minerals supply
US courts Zimbabwe for critical minerals supply

Wallace Ruzvidzo  THE United States government has made overtures to engage Zimbabwe “on mutually beneficial supply chain transactions” as Washington moves to secure critical minerals around the world.  The latest…

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First Lady takes tree-planting initiative to Bulawayo….extends support to vulnerable groups in Bulawayo, Mat South, Mat North
First Lady takes tree-planting initiative to Bulawayo….extends support to vulnerable groups in Bulawayo, Mat South, Mat North

Blessings Chidakwa in Bulawayo ENVIRONMENT patron, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has urged citizens to work together in protecting the environment, while also taking advantage of the ongoing rainy season…

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Trio in court for possession of stolen ZETDC copper cables
Trio in court for possession of stolen ZETDC copper cables

Dalyn Chigwizura, Court Reporter THREE Bulawayo men have appeared in court after they were found in possession of 13 kilogrammes of stolen copper cables belonging to the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission…

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Illegal 6th Ave taxi rank remains operational weeks after accident
Illegal 6th Ave taxi rank remains operational weeks after accident

Vusumuzi Dube, [email protected] NEARLY two weeks after a commuter omnibus lost control and struck informal traders at Bulawayo’s illegal 6th Avenue taxi rank, killing two vendors and injuring several others,…

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Hundreds gather to bury 97-year-old Mawabeni matriarch
Hundreds gather to bury 97-year-old Mawabeni matriarch

Sunday News Reporter HUNDREDS of villagers from Mawabeni in Umzingwane District, Matabeleland South Province, yesterday gathered to bid farewell to one of the community’s longest-surviving members, Mrs Selina Ncube. Mrs…

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Africans hail President Xi’s letter to Zim war vets
Africans hail President Xi’s letter to Zim war vets

Tichaona Zindoga  AFRICAN experts have praised Chinese President Xi Jinping’s historic letter to Zimbabwe’s liberation war fighters, which was handed over by the Asian giant’s envoy, Ambassador Zhou Ding recently. …

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BCC work-for-bills scheme brings relief to vulnerable residents
BCC work-for-bills scheme brings relief to vulnerable residents

Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected]  GOGO Nomthandazo Tshuma has spent nearly a year struggling to clear water and utility bill arrears owed to the Bulawayo City Council (BCC), a burden that in…

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