Zimpapers 1980 Limited, newspaper division has recorded a three percent decline in revenue for the year ended 31 December 2017, despite the fact that $3.8 million profit was 44.9% better compared to the same period last year. According to the group chairperson, Delma Lupepe, the decline
Child workers are exposed to nicotine and toxic pesticides, and many suffer symptoms consistent with nicotine poisoning from handling tobacco leaves.
City of Gweru and the government were recently blasted for neglecting the City Theatre, a situation that has left artists desperate for a place to showchase their work. By Delicious Mathuthu Speaking during the 2018 World Poetry Day Commemorations recently held at the Gweru City Council Theatre
Nelson Chamisa, President of the Movement for Democratic Change has promised to restore Bulawayo to its industrial hub status, saying the city has for long been abandoned, neglected and forgotten by the Zanu PF regime. In a statement released recently, Chamisa hinted that his administration will devolve
Government is targeting to create at least 400 000 jobs within the next two years as it moves to improve the country's employment index, the Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Petronella Kagonye has said. By Walter Ndlovu Speaking at the International Labor Organisation (ILO) Dialogue on
With Zimbabwe among the largest informalized economies in the world, Old Mutual Limited has moved to tap into this largely un-banked community by scrapping the payslip requirement for its housing stands, Old Mutual Group Chief Executive Officer, Jonas Mushosho has revealed. Addressing a Harare International Festival
Zimbabwe Cricket top order batsmen Hamilton Masakadza remains in the top 10 of the MRF Tyres ICC T20I Player Rankings, which were released on Wednesday afternoon following the conclusion of Pakistan versus Windies series in Karachi on Tuesday.
Chart topping Zimdancehall artists, Dadza D, Seh Calaz and Guspy Warrior have collaborated on a song aimed at encouraging Zimbabweans to go and register to vote in the upcoming elections slated for July/August this year. The song 'Musakanganwe', recorded at Solid Records was released during the
As the country heads for elections it is of paramount significance for journalists to conduct their duties in a professionally way that promotes peace and unity, a government official has said. By Farai Shawn Matiashe Addressing Manicaland Province based journalists at an interface meeting held in Mutare
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe Limited has reported that heavy rainfall adversely affected their cement stocking patterns while partially contributing a four percent decline in full year sales to US$58.48 million from US$61.00 million in the prior year. The leading cement manufacturer noted that sales decline was also caused
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