Gwanda-Maphisa road rehab to enhance economic activity

THE rehabilitation of the 65-kilometre Gwanda-Maphisa Road is now at an advanced stage, unlocking economic potential and improving connectivity in Matabeleland South Province.

Student champions sustainable fish farming

ON a bright October morning, the air at Chibero Agricultural College buzzed with excitement. Graduates donned their caps and gowns, ready to step into a world waiting for their contributions.

Zanu PF Conference preps: Hotels record boom

HOTELS and lodges in and around Mutare are enjoying a surge in bookings ahead of the 22nd ZANU PF Annual National People’s Conference, with the hospitality industry saying the influx of delegates has triggered one of the busiest weeks of the year.

ZOU celebrates silver jubilee with launch of commemorative book

ZIMBABWE Open University marked a major milestone in its history with the launch of its silver jubilee commemorative book, “Open Doors, Open Minds: ZOU’s Silver Jubilee Reflections”, at an event held in Harare on Wednesday night.

Women take up key positions in peace, security efforts

ZIMBABWE is setting a regional benchmark for integrating women into its peace and security architecture, with the Ministry of Defence noting that women now constitute a remarkable 51 percent of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces personnel deployed on United Nations peacekeeping missions.

Zimbabwe reaffirms commitment to regional peace and refugee protection

Obey Sibanda PUBLIC Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Edgar Moyo, has reaffirmed Zimbabwe’s commitment to fostering peace in Southern Africa. He made the remarks during the 76th Executive Committee…

Masca celebrates 80th anniversary in style

Judith Phiri, Zimpapers Business Hub CELEBRATING its 80th Anniversary at a colourful event, the Medical Aid Society of Central Africa (MASCA) brought together generations of members, alumni and distinguished guests…

Fort Hare shuts down amid protest mayhem

The University of Fort Hare in South Africa has suspended all operations after violent student protests that left two campus buildings on fire and two students hospitalised.

Gauteng records 13,981 cases of child sexual abuse in four years

In September Gauteng health MEC Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko reported 23,691 pregnancies among girls aged 10 to 19, of which 4,840 were terminated. Of these, 374 were girls aged 10 to 14.

Nomqhele promotes country’s heritage

Maria Chiguvari Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub Nomqhele Nkomo, the newly sashayed Miss Tourism International Zimbabwe in Malaysia, said the sash she now wears is more than just a piece…

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