By Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw IN AN effort to address disparities in terms of internet connectivity between urban and rural schools, the government says it is rolling out internet-in-aBox across rural learning institutions. This comes as schools in rural areas are lagging behind when it comes to technology and infrastructure development which has negatively affected student…
By Rutendo NgaraSTAFF WRITERngarar@dailynews.co.zw THE government has called on farmers to consider reducing the number of their livestock in view of the prevailing El Nino induced drought conditions. This comes also as the authorities have urged farmers to do hay bailing from the maize stalks which dried up so that they can stock some forage…
By Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw CIVIL servants have rejected the recent salary increments granted to them by the government. The Zimbabwe Confederation of Public Sector Trade Unions (ZCPSTU) — the umbrella body for government workers’ unions — told the Daily News yesterday that it was “very disappointed by the token increment”. This comes after authorities slightly…
A DURBAN man who was falsely accused by Zimbabwean authorities of sending a bomb threat is back home in eManzimtoti after being…
BY RUTENDO NGARA A MAN of no fixed aboard was arrested for stealing cheese worth US$4.50 from one leading supermarket in Harare. Prince Mapuranga (33) stole the cheese, ate it whilst in the shop and left without paying. He appeared before Harare magistrate Sandra Mpindu facing theft charges and was remanded in custody to March…
By Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw A CHITUNGWIZA couple, Stephen Charakupa and his wife Anymore Munyaradzi Mauru, are facing theft and fraud charges after they allegedly duped two individuals of more than US$11 000 in two botched deals. Charakupa is an assistant operations manager at Real Star Security Company and Mauru is said to be employed by…
BY RUTENDO NGARA AN EPWORTH man was dragged to court for allegedly raping his 14-year-old niece five times and bribing her with some money in return for her perpetual silence. It is the State’s case that the man who is 45 years old would silence his niece after giving her US$1 or US$5 after having…
BY CLARE NYAKUJARA IN ZIMBABWE’S pulsating hip-hop scene, a revolutionary movement is unfolding— not on the streets with protests, but through the power of beats, bars, and sheer boldness. Leading this charge are indomitable female artists like Kiki Badass, Awa khiwe, and Young Gemini, who are not just participating in the genre but are redefining…
ZIMBABWE’s diamond production fell by 19,5 percent to 1,229 million carats in the fourth quarter of 2023, compared to the same period in 2022, official data shows. According to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s quarterly economic review for December 2023, output was, however, 18,7 percent higher than the 1,035 million carats in the third quarter…
A LOT of Zimbabweans paid the ultimate price to unyoke us from the chains of repression under colonialism. Thousands of sons and daughters of this country perished fighting a suppressive regime to bring independence and democracy. In the first decade of Uhuru, our country achieved major milestones in education and health. We have also had…
