Beaven Dhliwayo Group Features Editor IN A HEARTFELT gesture aimed at enhancing educational opportunities, businessman Brighton Masilo donated 11 laptops to his…
ON a scorching afternoon, Tafadzwa’s mother, Mai Chaka, was busy with her daily farming activities. With a hoe in hand and sweat…
THE United States of America has pledged US$475 000 to civil society organisations (CSOs) through the US ambassador’s special self-help fund and it is going to benefit seven organisations. Speaking during the grants signing ceremony yesterday in Harare, US ambassador to Zimbabwe Pamela Tremont said CSOs were playing an important role in improving the livelihoods…
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BY RUTENDO NGARA ZIMBABWE in partnership with the United Nations (UN) have signed a health workforce investment contract in a bid to curb brain drain. This comes as Zimbabwe is facing serious challenges in accessing health care services due to several issues, including non-availability of medication and lack of skilled workers. Speaking during the signing…
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A PANDEMIC spreading across the globe has altered the lives of thousands, if not millions of people. Many families are left broken,…
DIVE into expert commentary on recent games and championships, unravelling key moments and strategies that shaped the outcomes. Discover the most intriguing storylines in the world of sports. In-Depth Analysis of Recent Major Sporting Events: Key Moments and Strategies The world of sports never stands still. Each game, tournament, and championship brings a fresh wave…
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BY ALMOT MAQOLO VICE President Kembo Mohadi has called for technological advancements to curb the rising number of workplace fatalities and injuries in Zimbabwe, stressing that technology is essential for protecting the country’s workforce. This call follows reports of 70 workplace fatalities and 4 904 injuries recorded this year. Speaking at the recent Safety and…
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NYASHA KUNYISWASenior Staff Writer FRANCE says it is committed to investing in Zimbabwe in areas such as mining and agriculture. Speaking yesterday after a French delegation met President Emmerson Mnangagwa in Harare, a company representing French businesses, Alstom Mobility by Nature, senior vice president public affairs Philipe Delleur said France was ready to bring in…
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MINISTER of Veterans of the Liberation Struggle Affairs Monica Mavhunga says the government is partnering with private health institutions in order to improve the health needs of war veterans. Responding to a question from Mashonaland West Senator Lydia Tsomondo on Thursday in the National Assembly on why it was taking a long time to process…
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BULAWAYO mayor David Coltart has called for the enacting of laws to regulate urban mining that has become a cause for concern in the second largest city. This follows growing concerns in Bulawayo’s high-density suburbs, particularly Pumula North, where the operations of mining firms have reportedly caused significant damage to houses and schools.In a bid…
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