THE Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) is targeting to drill 35 000 boreholes across the country by 2025 to boost the Presidential…
THE government targets to establish 10 provincial community archives to enable documentation of Zimbabwe’s cultural heritage These archives will be created or…
TWO miners suffered a tragic end to their lives after they were struck by lightning on Tuesday at a mine in the…
AN ex-police officer who was implicated in the alleged extortion racket that targeted popular preacher T Freddy, pictured, was granted bail yesterday…
A 71-YEAR-OLD woman has been arraigned in court for allegedly poisoning a neighbour’s “menacing” goats. Busisiwe Hove of Woodville Plots appeared before…
A ZVISHAVANE small-scale dairy farmer Chipo Mpofu has scooped the best Zimbabwean Farmer of the Year Award during a ceremony organised by…
HARARE’S Nehanda Housing Co-operative was recently honoured for its commitment to provide shelter to low-income earners during an awards ceremony recently held…
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AS THE festive season nears and fears of crime incidents increasing, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Harare Province has been challenged to intensify patrols. This came as the country is still digesting the events of last Monday evening when a retired Criminal Investigations Department (CID) detective gunned down three armed men, who were part of…
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SIX Zvishavane men have appeared before the court facing charges of promoting public violence during their protests against Gwamadube Primary School headmaster Farai Ndlela. Prosecutors allege that on May 31, 2021 at around 7.30am, the sextet of Gilbert Tembo, 50, Langton Nyoni, 50, Kelliot Hove, 42, Martin Mativenga, 61, Josphat Hwerengwe, 39, and Vurayai Hwerengwe,…
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