FOUR men have been arrested after they were allegedly found in possession of 10 ostrich eggs valued at US$10 000 in Bulawayo without the required permits.The suspects, Mathew Ngwenya, 46, of Highlands, Zvishavane; Morgan Mugore, 45, of Hweru, Gutu; James Kalulu, 61, of Chinotimba, Victoria Falls; and Nduna Moyo, 67, of Romney Park, Bulawayo, were…
Tapiwa Chirume ONE of the largest agro-processing and horticulture firms in Mashonaland East, Wiserow Enterprises, is targeting 900 tonnes of blueberry exports this year as it ramps up production to meet growing demand in Europe while exploring opportunities in the lucrative Chinese market.The ambitious export target represents a significant increase from the 597 tonnes the…
BRIGHTON MURONZEREYI GOVERNMENT has invited objections to applications by two mining companies seeking exclusive coal exploration rights in three provinces.In the latest Government Gazette, Mining Affairs Board chairman, Thomas Utete-Wushe, said Mupfure Gold Resources (Private) Limited had applied for an exclusive prospecting order covering an area in the Mashonaland West and Midlands mining districts.“It is…
SIXTEEN people have been killed and several others injured in two horrific road traffic accidents across Zimbabwe last week.This comes as the country continues to witness fatal road traffic accidents despite repeated calls by authorities for motorists to exercise caution and observe road safety regulations.National police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi yesterday said the first incident…
Hazel Marimbiza THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) requires an estimated US$38.94 million to complete outstanding works under the Cowdray Park servicing project, with funding constraints stalling the delivery of critical infrastructure in the high-density suburb.Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, BCC acting director of engineering services and Cowdray Park project manager, Methusi Dibidi,…
RUTENDO NGARA THE government says increased investment in agricultural mechanisation is transforming Zimbabwe’s farming sector by reducing harvest losses, improving productivity and enabling farmers to prepare more efficiently for successive cropping seasons.Speaking to the media on Friday at Ruargo Farm in Mashonaland East Province, the director of mechanisation in the ministry of Agriculture, Nhlanhla Magama,…
Brighton MuronzereyiCHIEF WRITER THE government should invoke the principle of diplomatic reciprocity and compel South Africa to protect Zimbabweans within its borders, or risk lawful and proportionate regulatory and economic responses regarding its interests.So say miffed Members of Parliament, who stress that there is no justification whatsoever by South Africans to harass and attack Zimbabweans…
Patrick MubwandarikwaSPORTS WRITER SCOTTLAND head coach Norman Mapeza believes his side has what it takes to stretch their remarkable unbeaten run to 13 matches when they travel to Bulawayo for a blockbuster Castle Lager Premier Soccer League clash against Highlanders tomorrow.With the title race entering a crucial stage, the Mabvuku-based side know another victory would…
Brandon JosphatPOLITICAL EDITOR GOVERNMENT has ruled out extending the January 2027 deadline for banning unrefined lithium concentrate exports.The stance comes as authorities intensify efforts to ensure the country’s vast lithium resources are processed locally in line with the government’s beneficiation and industrialisation agenda.Speaking after touring the lithium sulphate processing plant at Prospect Lithium Zimbabwe in…
Angela Mtombeni ENTERTAINMENT WRITER POPULAR musician Baba Harare is set to headline this year’s Chibuku Neshamwari Traditional Dance Festival (CNTDF) national finals on August 1 at Harare Gardens, adding contemporary flair to one of Zimbabwe’s premier celebrations of cultural heritage. Known for preserving and reinventing traditional sounds for modern audiences, Baba Harare will share the…
