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Divaris Makaharis rewards outstanding students

MASIMBA MAKWEMBERE DIVARIS Makaharis Group of Schools on Friday night rewarded outstanding junior and senior students at its annual speech and prize giving day. Speaking on the side-lines of the ceremony in Harare, flamboyant busi – nessman and founder of the school Philip Chiyangwa said the institution was performing well as evidenced by its everrising…

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700 benefit from China training

AT LEAST 700 Zimbabweans, in the first nine months of this year, benefitted from training and exchange programmes offered and funded by the Chinese government in the Far East country. This was confirmed on Friday in Harare by China’s ambassador to Zimbabwe Zhou Ding to mark the China-Zimbabwe human resources development (HRD) themed: “My Stories…

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Zimbabwe to reap benefits from Bupusa

STELLA MADZIVANYIKA ZIMBABWE is optimistic that the bilateral agreement it recently signed with Mozambique will enhance planning, development and water management of the two countries’ three major rivers. The Bupusa com targets the conservation and sustainable use of the transboundary water basins’ resources, including risk mitigation components within three river basins shared bilaterally by Mozambique…

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Shot in the arm for tobacco industry

BY RUTENDA NGARA THE Tobacco Leaf Exporters Association of Zimbabwe (TLEAZ) has partnered with Kutsaga and the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) in the promotion of new seed varieties. This comes as Kutsaga, the industry’s think tank, has been striving to promote sustainable tobacco farming and the general promotion of the golden leaf in…

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Mugaga headlines the 2024 service economy survey

RENOWNED economist and Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce chief executive officer Christopher Takunda Mugaga is expected to headline the prestigious 2024 annual State of the Service Economy Survey unveiling ceremony, the Financial Gazette reports. To be held on Tuesday 3 December at the Nest, in Borrowdale, Harare, this year’s event is expected to shed light…

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World Aids Day set to promote human rights

By Nyasha Kunyiswa kunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw THE theme for this year’s World Aids Day commemorations on December 1 is focusing on promoting human rights and citizens’ aspirations in ending new HIV infections by 2030. Unveiling this year’s World Aids Day theme and logo in Rusape, Manicaland provincial minister Misheck Mugadza said this year’s commemorations were also focused…

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Teller vanishes with US$41 000

Masimba Makwembere makwemberemv@dailynews.co.zw POLICE have launched a manhunt for a Murehwa money transfer agent who vanished this week with at least US$41 000 she had received. National police spokesperson Paul Nyathi confirmed the theft. “Police in Murehwa are appealing for information which may lead to the arrest of Memory Chisokwe who is being sought in…

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Deputy mayor, councillor granted bail

Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO BULAWAYO High Court judge Justice Ngoni Nduna yesterday granted the city’s deputy mayor Edwin Ndlovu and councillor Mpumelelo Moyo US$100 bail each after spending two weeks in remand prison. The duo was arrested early this month following allegations that they demanded US$20 000 from Labenmon Investments — a company eyeing to…

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Indigenous forests key infighting climate change

THE government says it is working hard to develop indigenous forests as they are key in fighting impacts of climate change. Speaking during a stakeholders meeting yesterday, minister of Environment Sithembiso Nyoni said any changes in climate, environment and natural resources had a huge impact on other critical sectors of the economy such as agriculture,…

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