Parent blast DSI for covering unprofessional behaviour
A CHIREDZI parent who reported a teacher to the District Schools Inspector (DSI) over alleged improper association with his daughter has accused authorities of...
Govt move on sanitary ware commended
BY RUTENDO MATANHIKE
PARLIAMENTARY Portfolio Committee on Primary and Secondary Education chairperson, Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga has commended government for setting aside $200 million for procurement of...
Guruve villagers receive free medical treatment
HUNDREDS of Guruve villagers thronged Ruyamuro and Kemusasa clinics at the weekend to receive free medical treatment from six dentists and four doctors under...
Relief for out of Harare cancer patients
The Cancer Association of Zimbabwe, with the help of corporate partners including Stanbic Bank, Zimhealth and the BeitTrust, has renovated Tariro hostel, built in...
Lightning kills one in Hurungwe
A WOMAN from Chishumba in Hurungwe was fatally struck by a bolt of lightning on Thursday last week during a hailstorm which left a...
40 escape death by whisker as fire guts City Bus
A CROSS-BORDER bus belonging to City Bus was reduced to a shell when it went up in flames yesterday near the Gweru-Bulawayo Zinara tollgate.
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MDC in ambush demo at Warriors game
MDC youths used the national soccer team’s Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) match against Botswana to protest against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government.
BY BLESSED MHLANGA
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Govt squanders US$10,6 billion
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government spent over US$10 billion in unbudgeted public finds, and now wants Parliament to okay the unexplained expenditure, raising the ire...
MPs reducing Second Republic into one big circus
THE animosity between the two political adversaries, the ruling Zanu PF party and the opposition MDC, who have perpetually been trading barbs in Parliament,...
Community based early warning system vital in a changing climate
Judging from the current and previous climate trends, Zimbabwe and the southern African region appears to be vulnerable to extreme weather events and climate...