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Anti-drugs fight set to continue

Anti-drugs fight set to continue

Patience MuchemwaThe fight against the scourge of drugs is continuing with focus on supply reduction, demand reduction, harm reduction, treatment and rehabilitation, availing psycho-social support and...

By Eddie Zvinonzwa •
Shortage of grain looms in Zimbabwe

Shortage of grain looms in Zimbabwe

Oscar J JekeThe Grain Marketing Board is facing a supply deficit on grain with the available stock for maize, traditional grain and wheat only covering the demand of consumption for 10.2 months and 11...

By Eddie Zvinonzwa •
Welshman Ncube hits back at CCC activists demanding he address party turmoil

Welshman Ncube hits back at CCC activists demanding he address party turmoil

Welshman NcubeZim Now WriterProfessor Welshman Ncube has pushed back the pressure from Citizens Coalition for Change activists, demanding that he speaks up on the turmoil in the party, insisting that...

By Eddie Zvinonzwa •
We were not invited to stadium opening: Zifa Normalisation Committee

We were not invited to stadium opening: Zifa Normalisation Committee

Patience MuchemwaThe Zifa Normalisation Committee has dismissed claims that its no-show at the commissioning of Walter Magaya’s The Heart Stadium in Waterfalls, Harare was not intentional, saying they...

By Eddie Zvinonzwa •
Govt to ensure smooth registration of independent schools

Govt to ensure smooth registration of independent schools

Primary and Secondary Education Minister, Edgar MoyoMichael MashiriThe Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has said it will ensure smooth sailing of school registrations in order to cater for...

By Eddie Zvinonzwa •
‘2024 is going to be tougher for Zimbabweans’

‘2024 is going to be tougher for Zimbabweans’

Nyashadzashe NdoroConcerns have been raised over the possibility of 2024 becoming a tougher year for Zimbabweans due to the worsening economic crisis driven by the El Nino-induced drought, which is af...

By Eddie Zvinonzwa •
Caledonia looks to sell its US$14 million solar plant

Caledonia looks to sell its US$14 million solar plant

Caledonia Mining Corporation is in the process of selling its US$14 million solar project after receiving an offer from a major solar operator. Caledonia owns the solar project, which was completed ea...

By Eddie Zvinonzwa •
Judge throws out Chishawasha villagers’ appeal against Catholic Church’

Judge throws out Chishawasha villagers’ appeal against Catholic Church’

Nyashadzashe NdoroHigh Court judge Justice Emilia Muchawa has struck off the roll an application by some villagers in Chishawasha, seeking to stop the urbanisation process taking place in the area rul...

By Eddie Zvinonzwa •
Post-Covid-19: Zim grapples with persistent poverty and food insecurity

Post-Covid-19: Zim grapples with persistent poverty and food insecurity

In 2024, agricultural output is expected to suffer from drought caused by the El Niño weather patternAudrey GalawuZimbabwe’s poverty and food insecurity has remained high despite having decreased post...

By Eddie Zvinonzwa •
Cracking down and sprucing up: City Park gears up for a smoother 2024

Cracking down and sprucing up: City Park gears up for a smoother 2024

City Park’s public relations chief, Francis MandazaPhilemon Jambaya Brace yourselves, motorists! City Park, the city's parking overseer, is preparing for the new year with a double-pronged attack: str...

By Eddie Zvinonzwa •