Private players should complement Government’s efforts towards achieving Vision 2030 by creating synergies with local communities and ensuring that no one is left behind in the process, President Mnangagwa has said.

There will only be two school terms this year with the second term running from when classes open next week or the week after and ending on December 17, just a week before Christmas, to maximise the learning time available.

THE Mhondoro-Ngezi community is excited about the opportunities that are set to accrue to them following the official launch of the US$15 million cattle ranching project by President Mnangagwa yesterday.

POLICE in Gweru yesterday raided a trap house in the city centre and busted a drug trafficking syndicate dealing in methamphetamine (crystal meth or mutoriro), mbanje and the banned broncleer cough syrup.

The World Bank Group has praised the leadership of Zimbabwe for ensuring economic stability and recovery in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic.

FIRST Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa’s Nharirire yeMusha programme kicked off in Manicaland yesterday to empower parents and guardians with skills to effectively watch over their families, promoting good morals and dignity. 

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday warned youths who have been invading farms around the country that they risk the full wrath of the law as the era of such actions is long gone.

Harare City Council has failed to convene a full council meeting for the second time in a week largely because of the chaos surrounding the mayors, although officials blamed it on a lack of quorum due to network connectivity.

Parents without adequate school fees are free to approach school authorities with payment plans, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa has said.

A huge sigh of relief went up across Zimbabwe on Wednesday night as the word spread that Cabinet had agreed that schools could quickly re-open for the third term, the examination classes on Monday next week and the rest a week later on September 6. ...

ZIMBABWE’s retail and wholesale sectors are upbeat over the high economic growth prospects, which they believe will offset challenges already experienced during the first half of 2021 due to Covid-19 uncertainties.

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has said the increased tempo in Covid-19 vaccine uptake should see the country’s sporting activities, that have largely been on hold since the pandemic struck returning to their normal schedules soon.

Government departments are no longer allowed to engage services of private lawyers without the consent of the Attorney-General after President Mnangagwa yesterday operationalised the Attorney-General Office Amendment Act.

In a historic move expected to end racial profiling, Government yesterday abolished the “00” code used to identify persons of mixed race, Caucasians and Asians on national identity cards.

MUTOKO Rural District Council channelled devolution funds towards uplifting living standards of the people in the district in education and health sectors.