Zimbabwe's manufacturing sector is currently choked in countless challenges that are curtailing competitiveness and has appealed to the central bank to assist with recapitalization of local industries to enhance productivity, a local economist has said. Speaking at the National Economic Consultative Forum dialogue on pricing on
THEATRE lovers in Bulawayo are in for a treat this month with the scheduled staging of a new play titled 'The Brief Master' at Bulawayo Theatre. By Farai Mabeza The play which premiered at the same venue at the end of July was written and directed by
Zimbabwe Republic Police and army have said they regret the bloody skirmishes that took place in the central business district of Harare saying the two forces have always been united. Addressing a joint media briefing in Harare on Friday, ZRP Senior Assistant Commissioner, Charity Charamba regret
Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has expressed concern over the lack of clarity on the role of observers and political party agents in the newly gazetted Statutory Instrument 85 of 2017. In a statement released on Friday, ZESN reinforced the importance of observers in enhancing the
CBZ Holdings has set its sight on rolling out a US$2 billion universities infrastructure project and is set kick-start a US$7 million housing project in Bulawayo, Group Chief Executive Officer, Never Nyemudzo has said. Speaking at the analyst briefing where they shared their 2017 half year
School girls from Masimbe Primary and Mariya Secondary in Chipinge last week received an assortment of re-usable sanitary pads and undergarments from a charity organisation Project Kuchengetedza Zviwanikwa (PKZ). Many communities in the lowveld Chipinge have experienced continuous drought leading to high rate of school drop-outs
Losing Tracy scared the life out of me. Although I had lost countless close relatives to accidents and illness and natural causes by the time I was 20 years old – whenever I mused over why death had struck the core of my self-assured existence
FOUR Harare residents were on Wednesday 02 August 2017 left hospitalised after they were assaulted by some Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers upon arrest and while in police custody. The four Harare residents namely John Munikwa, Clyde Mauye, Petros Muchabaiwa and Fanuel Mapfumo sustained severe injuries
Some years ago, my mother told me one funny story of a wealthy minister who died. His attorney asked all the relatives near and far to gather around so they would hear if they were included in the bequests. The hour finally arrived and the
The Group CEO for Cumii, Mr. Norman Moyo was invited to speak at the phenomenal Mandela Washington Fellowship Summit for 2017 in Washington DC where he shared the floor with other great leaders like Dr. Helene Gayle and Mr. Tony Elumelu. The Summit held at the
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