Passport boost for Botswana diaspora

Mukudzei Chingwere in GABORONE, Botswana ZIMBABWEANS living in Botswana will next year be able to obtain new passports at their Gaborone Embassy within seven days without needing to return home,…

ZACC confirms inquiry into missing US$4,5m from Harare Quarry

Trust Freddy THE disappearance of US$4,5 million from Harare Quarry, a subsidiary of the  City Council, is being actively pursued by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission with residents demanding action in…

Tagwirei to build multi-million-dollar complex to boost MSMEs

Joseph Madzimure-Zimpapers Politics Hub NEWLY co-opted Zanu PF Central Committee member Dr Kudakwashe Tagwirei will construct a multi-million-dollar complex at PaDust market in Hatcliffe to accelerate the growth and transformation…

‘APRM is not in Zim to judge’

Nyore Madzianike and Precious Manomano THE African Peer Review Mechanism   Panel of Eminent Persons, led by lead panel member for Zimbabwe Ambassador Aly-El Hefny, says their mission is not…

SA bus crash: Six Zim minors to be repatriated

Thupeyo Muleya-Beitbridge Bureau DNA tests to confirm the identity of six Zimbabwean minors who died in a bus accident in South Africa have been completed, with the authority now set…

AfDB chief hails impact of structured support for farmers

Walter Nyamukondiwa-Mashonaland West Bureau Chief THE visiting African Development Bank Southern Africa Executive Director, Dr Eugenio Paulo, has hailed the positive impact of funding support for farmers in transforming the…

Gweru Hospital in surgical milestone

Patrick Chitumba-Midlands Bureau GWERU Provincial Hospital has achieved a historic milestone by successfully performing a complex neurosurgical procedure to remove a steel nail from a patient’s skull. The 75-year-old patient,…

Munhenzva bus overturns near Rutenga

George Maponga-Masvingo Bureau A NUMBER of people were injured after a Munhenzva bus heading for Cape Town in South Africa overturned and trapped them, about 10km from Rutenga last night.…

WE’RE STILL TRAUMATISED, CHIEF SEKE SAYS, FOUR MONTHS AFTER SEKE ROAD TRAGEDY

CHIEF Seke says the Seke Road tragedy, which claimed 17 lives in July, still traumatises him.

HWANGE SET TO REMEMBER DISASTER WHICH KILLED 427 MINERS

THE darkest day in the history of mining in Zimbabwe, when 427 miners died in a disaster in Hwange on June 6, 1972, will be remembered this year through a marathon.

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