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350-kilowatt transformation UBH solar plant improves operations
350-kilowatt transformation UBH solar plant improves operations

Sikhulekelani Moyo, [email protected] THE 350-kilowatt solar power plant at the United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH), jointly funded by the Government and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), is revolutionising healthcare delivery…

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Khami Prison reaps big in maiden tobacco harvest
Khami Prison reaps big in maiden tobacco harvest

Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] KHAMI Prison has harvested an impressive six tonnes of tobacco from its pioneering tobacco production project, marking a major milestone for the correctional institution and underlining the…

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COMMENT: Cancer machines show effectiveness of new health taxes
COMMENT: Cancer machines show effectiveness of new health taxes

THE second and final pair of cancer radiotherapy machines bought with the extremely modest sugar tax introduced just over two years ago are due to arrive today by air cargo,…

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Curriculum overhaul targets skills, innovation and global competitiveness
Curriculum overhaul targets skills, innovation and global competitiveness

Gibson Mhaka, [email protected] ZIMBABWE’S education sector is undergoing a major transformation anchored on a heritage-based curriculum aimed at producing innovative, skilled and globally competitive learners aligned with national development aspirations…

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TITLE RACE FOR THE ARCHIVES
TITLE RACE FOR THE ARCHIVES

Eddie Chikamhi Zimpapers Sports Hub THE Castle Lager Premiership title race has transformed into a spectacular, high-stakes thriller after a dramatic weekend of results left an intriguing four-team gridlock at…

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The hidden problem behind falling tobacco prices in Zimbabwe
The hidden problem behind falling tobacco prices in Zimbabwe

IN the year 2000, Zimbabwe embarked on the land reform programme. While the programme addressed long-standing land imbalances, banks chose not to help but to stop financing agriculture. Without secure…

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Chinese film schools open to collabos with Zim creatives
Chinese film schools open to collabos with Zim creatives

Ruth Butaumocho  recently in Beijing, CHINA CHINESE film schools are keen to collaborate with Zimbabwean artists in curating content that can be showcased in the two countries on various topics,…

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Fuel price mitigation measures to remain in place
Fuel price mitigation measures to remain in place

Mukudzei Chingwere, [email protected] GOVERNMENT’S fuel price mitigation measures will remain in place as the country continues to monitor supply stability and cost pressures triggered by disturbances in the Middle East,…

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CAB3 first reading today
CAB3 first reading today

Nyore Madzianike, [email protected] Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi is today expected to commence the legislative process for Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) when he makes the…

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HUBBY USES A SPADE TO KILL HIS WIFE, FABRICATES CLAIMS SHE HAD A LOVER . . . The spade delivered devastating injuries to her body and skull . . . High Court details painted a grim picture of rage and brutality
HUBBY USES A SPADE TO KILL HIS WIFE, FABRICATES CLAIMS SHE HAD A LOVER . . . The spade delivered devastating injuries to her body and skull . . . High Court details painted a grim picture of rage and brutality

Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter A MAN used a spade to kill his wife by repeatedly striking her and delivering devastating injuries to the body and skull in a vicious…

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