By Rutendo Ngara ONE of the alleged protesters who were chanting anti-President Emmerson Mnangagwa slogans on March 31 was yesterday granted bail by Harare High Court judge Phillipa Phillips. This followed calls for protests on the day by expelled former Zanu PF central committee member, Blessed Geza, to oust Mnangagwa. The court ruled that Munyaradzi…
A SUSPECTED bogus DStv agent who was allegedly advertising a US$300 annual subscription appeared in court yesterday where he was granted US$150 bail by magistrate Ruth Moyo. Bushy Geofrey Charles is facing charges of breaching the Trade Marks Act and he was remanded to May 29 pending investigations finalisation. It is the State case that…
BULAWAYO giants Highlanders maintained their unbeaten record at their home turf when they edged Bikita Minerals one-nil in an exciting Premier Soccer League match played here yesterday. Bosso have now claimed three home victories and a draw in four matches and find themselves in fourth position with 14 points from nine games. Bosso began the…
Yvonne Ncube A GROUNDBREAKING initiative to reduce human-wildlife conflict in Hwange has made progress with the collaring of 14 elephants in the Sukumi forest buffer zone to promote peaceful co-existence. The project, led by ZimParks in partnership with the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), uses GPS satellite collars to track elephant movements in real-time….
GOVERNMENT is scaling up efforts to reduce methane emissions associated with livestock production through sustainable farming practices. Department of livestock research director Andrew Chamisa said this would contribute to the overall reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. “The government of Zimbabwe prioritises the development of the livestock sector and seeks to grow it to meet the…
