Samantha Mtukudzi, Mbeu to fly the Zim flag at the 2024 Standard Bank Joy of Jazz Festival
The festival will have a Zimbabwean flavour with Samantha, daughter to the late renowned Zimbabwean musician and philanthropist, Oliver Mtukudzi and Mbeu.
By Online Reporter
2h ago
Marimo brings back Chapungu belief
By Terry Madyauta
16h ago
A great showing for Zim at FNB Art Joburg
The fair runs from September 6 to 9 and is a platform for curatorial and commercial interventions that present the best in contemporary art from Africa and the diaspora.
By NYADZOMBE NYAMPENZA
16h ago
Dynamos coach lashes out at TelOne after drab draw
The DeMbare gaffer was livid with TelOne, saying employing delaying tactics will only condemn them to
relegation.
By Terry Madyauta
16h ago
Bakers laud Mega Market, Victoria Foods
Ncube said the sector was making great strides to contain operational costs in a bid to maintain bread availability.
By LEE MUSAIDZI and Ashton Ndakusiya
16h ago
Firm seeks Mohadi’s help in dispute over gold claims
In a letter addressed to Mohadi, Korzim Strategic Minerals managing director Jairus Matsika appealed for Mohadi’s intervention saying powerful politicians were after his gold claims.
By Sharon Buwerimwe
16h ago
It was hard to get Zim licence: Starlink
Starlink, which aims to provide high-speed internet to remote regions, announced over the weekend that it was now available in the country.
By Problem Masau
16h ago
Mutare wants community participation in 2025 budget consultations
He said all residents and stakeholders should join officials in the discussions.
By CLAYTON MASEKESA
16h ago
SOEs fuel public debt: Mutapa
Mutapa chief Investment officer Simba Chinyemba said the country’s debt crisis had deprived SOEs of access to funding resulting in them under performing.
By TAFADZWA MHLANGA
16h ago
Land restoration and false climate solutions, climate challenges of all time
Many climate change narratives are too vocal about cutting down carbon emissions, but are conspicuously silent about land restorations.
By Peter Makwanya
16h ago
Zim scientists claim major cancer discovery
The scientists are working with the University of the Witswatersrand, in collaboration with Harare Institute of Public Health and University of Johannesburg.
By OPHAR MAVURI and Praise Nyamadzawo
16h ago
Pension schemes shortchanging retirees
Last month, the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) warned retirees not to overly rely on pension pay-outs.
By Gamuchirai Nyamuziwa
16h ago
Gauthier promises memorable Zim Jazz festival
The festival will take place on September 20 at the Bulawayo Alliance Francaise and the following day at the Alliance Francaise in Harare.
By Tendai Sauta
16h ago
Omay South hunting concession raises dust
Nyaminyami council chairperson Fastino Mawadze said they were concerned over the delayed High Court judgment from last year as it had affected cash flows
By Nunurai Jena
16h ago
HR officer arrested over US$15 000 fraud
Tatenda Mikishoni was granted US$300 bail by Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi and will return to court on October 11 pending the finalisation of investigations.
By Rejoice Phiri
16h ago
Faz victims acquitted
The duo was being represented by Brian Majamanda of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR).
By Priviledge Gumbodete
16h ago
‘We’ll leverage on Starlink’s technology to bring reliable connectivity’
Zodsat is an ICT solutions provider in Zimbabwe and beyond, specialising in satellite-based connectivity.
By Donald Nyandoro
16h ago
Zanu PF steps up plans to extend ED tenure
Mnangagwa’s constitutionally-mandated two terms end in 2028 and he has vowed that he will vacate office when his last tenure ends.
By Sharon Buwerimwe
16h ago
More opportunities for Zim firms as IATF eyes US$44bn deals at next year's fair
Organisers are projecting that over 35,000 visitors from more than 140 countries across the world are expected to attend IATF2025
By Business Reporter
Sep. 7, 2024
Govt expands NatPharm Warehouses
Health ministry Permanent secretary, Aspect Maunganidze, emphasized the impact these warehouses will have on Zimbabwe’s healthcare system.
By Rejoice Phiri
Sep. 7, 2024
Names of 15 SA Bus Accident Victims Released
Ambassador David Hamadziripi also announced the Government's assumption of remains repatriation and burial costs.
By Rex Mphisa
Sep. 7, 2024
The day Sadc failed
African States negotiate individually and never as a bloc, a strategic blunder as they lose leverage in their bargaining power.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
Sep. 7, 2024
Toilet tyranny: HCC workers exploit desperate citizens
Council workers demand that users produce a tissue to gain entry to the toilets.
By Miriam Mangwaya and Evans Mathanda
Sep. 7, 2024
8 Harare councillors in trouble over abuse of office
He said instructions from the town clerk bypassed standard procedures, allowing selected individuals to receive stands without paying application fees.
By Rejoice Phiri
Sep. 7, 2024
Harambee Stars, Warriors share spoils
Kenya enjoyed more possession in the second half, with the hosts showing more energy and intensity, but could not really trouble Washington Arubi in goals for Zimbabwe.
By Henry Mhara
Sep. 7, 2024
Septuagenarian recalls 4 decades of living with obstetric fistula
Obstetric fistula is a hole between the birth canal and bladder and/or rectum, caused by prolonged, obstructed labour without access to timely, high-quality medical treatment.
By Vanessa Gonye
Sep. 7, 2024
Xanthe Somers weaves Zim history and crafts through her ‘Invisible Hand’
Invisible Hand brings to the fore, undervalued yet crucial craft practices traditionally labelled as “women’s work”, such as weaving, sewing, stitching and mending.
By Newsday
Sep. 7, 2024
Mumvee herbal prowess: Parly moves to preserve species
According to her, the legislation should designate specific areas as herbal conservation zones, where the harvesting of these trees is strictly prohibited or regulated.
By Jairos Saunyama
Sep. 7, 2024
