by BERNARD CHIKETO IN A BID to stamp out the hazardous and widespread trade in black-market fuel, the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) is taking a novel approach. Instead of just cracking down, it is trying to out-compete the illegal vendors.
by STAFF WRITER GOVERNMENT has kitted out three Ebola isolation centres in Harare, Bulawayo and the Zambian border post of Chirundu, even though the country has yet to register a single case of the haemorrhagic fever.
by BERNARD CHIKETO ZIMBABWE’S tourism ministry has inked a $66.9m commercial joint venture with a private consortium to install bulk water, power and telecoms at the Masuwe Special Economic Zone, a 271-hectare tract near the Victoria Falls rainforest.
by NORMA TSOPO PEPETUAL Guwila, the long-serving regional manager for the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) in Manicaland and Chiredzi, died on Wednesday morning at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals in Harare.
At an elite Anglican mission school in Mutasa – Manicaland, allegations of serial abuse against a teacher have exposed the fragility of the safeguards meant to protect the girl child. As police hunt a fugitive educator, an institution—and a community—confronts uncomfortable questions. by BERNARD CHIKETO THE security guards at St David’s Bonda Girls’ High School…
A prison service finds an unlikely stage—and a new tune—for reform by STAFF WRITER THE stage at the Mandel Leisure Centre at Watsomba was an unlikely venue for penological innovation. Nor was the Chibuku neShamwari Traditional Dance Competition.
Minister labels drugs a security threat, but Zimbabwe’s real battle is only beginning by BERNARD CHIKETO“THIS problem is increasingly impacting our youth and not only undermining public health, safety and national productivity, but also becoming a security threat.”
STAFF WRITER A RESHUFFLE at Mutare City Rovers aims to revive its fortunes and a return to premier league football ahead of the 2026 Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League.
