THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched a nationwide joint operation dubbed ‘Tame the Traffic Jungle’ blitz as part of efforts to rein in errant motorists. Among other things, the operation, which began on September 12 and ending on September 26, is targeting vehicles operating in violation of the law, such as unregistered and unlicensed…
ZIMBABWEANS are generally peace-loving people. Zimbabweans are a generally well-educated population. Zimbabweans, too, generally love their football, hence such established local teams such as Highlanders and Dynamos continue to command a massive following regardless of their struggles in recent seasons. The mass following that these sides command means they remain attractive to corporate backers who…
THE importance of biodiversity to the economy has largely been overlooked because many people and companies have not yet discovered how they depend on it. Due to this lack of awareness, business decisions, in particular, are often made at the expense of biodiversity. To compound matters, our current economic system, which is based on production…
“LET us think big about our country, for the Bible says, ‘As a man thinks in his heart, so he is’. Let us also speak and confess well and the very best over our country, for the Bible again says, ‘Death and life are in the power of the tongue and those that love it,…
HOOLIGANISM in football once again reared its ugly head yesterday, forcing the abandonment of the high profile Premier Soccer League match pitting bitter rivals Dynamos FC and Highlanders FC at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo. Fan-trouble erupted in the first half when Dynamos were leading by two goals to nil. Highlanders’ fans invaded the pitch, remonstrating…
RESIDENTS of Chitungwiza have urged the town’s newly-elected councillors to abstain from corruption and place a priority on providing high-quality services while in office. This appeal ought to go out to all council members around the nation. It is imperative that councillors focus on top-notch service delivery and refrain from corruption. There is great expectation…
AS THE 2026 Fifa World Cup qualifiers draw near with the Warriors scheduled to host Group A favourites Nigeria in the first match of the qualifiers, the lack of a stadium that suits Caf standards remains a major source of concern. Indeed, with barely three months left before the qualifiers begin, there remains no clear…
A VIOLENT streak seems to have engulfed the country since the beginning of the year, resulting in needless murders across the nation. While statistics are not readily available, cases of murder have been on the increase this year — a worrying trend. Several people were killed over petty issues, marital disputes, and money-making rituals by…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa was sworn in for a second term on Monday at Harare’s National Sports Stadium. Mnangagwa reiterated his call for national unity in his speech following his inauguration, which was watched by regional leaders and other dignitaries from across the world. He also stressed several times that only Zimbabweans could advance their nation….
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa commenced his second and final five-year term yesterday when he took oath of office at the gigantic National Sport Stadium and all Zimbabweans’ eyes are trained on him given the Herculean task he has to move the nation forward. Mnangagwa won last month’s presidential polls by 52,6 percent against his bitter rival…
