Enough water for urban centres, but…
Staff Writer
Zimbabwe’s major cities Harare and Bulawayo have a combined 39 months’ supply of water that could ease shortages that have hit the urban...
EU, Zim sign €47m finance deals for health and elections
Talkmore Gandiwa/Tadiwa Chikomo
HARARE - Zimbabwe and the European Union have signed two financial agreements for a total value of €47 000 000.00 (Forty Seven...
Cimas launches media awards
HARARE - CIMAS Health Group has launched the CIMAS at the 80 Media Awards in partnership with the Zimbabwe Union of Journalists (ZUJ) to...
ZGC ‘Sniffs’ On Prophet Magaya’s Pants
Prophetic, Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries church leader Walter Magaya has come under fire after women whom he allegedly sexually abused responded to the Zimbabwe...
Impala Car Rental assists lightning victim
Staff Writer
More than a year ago, Sipiwe Shokore’s turned into a nightmare when a lightning bolt struck her leaving her living a life of...
Hungry Lion Roars, Chicken Inn Runs for Cover with $3 Deal
By Staff Reporter
Harare- Simbisa Brands’ Chicken Inn has slashed the price of its popular 2-piecer meal to $3, down from $3.50, as competition heats...
17 journalists killed in 2021 – UNESCO
Reason Razao in Windhoek, Namibia
At least 17 journalists have died in 2021 while on duty across the world with the United Nations Educational, Scientific...
Mnangagwa launches oxygen plant, boost for health, agriculture
MUTARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa launched an oxygen plant that will have positive impact in various value chains in the health and agriculture sector.
Mnangagwa...
President directs schools to close one week early
Farai Mabeza
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has directed that all schools and universities must close next week Tuesday as a precautionary measure against the spread of the...
Trade between Zimbabwe, Rwanda grows
Talkmore Gandiwa
Bilateral trade between Rwanda and Zimbabwe has increased over the past four years, contributing to the economic growth of both countries.
Over the past...
