Southern Eye
June 25, 2018, Mon
BULAWAYO — A book narrating the history of the conquest of the Matabeleland region by white colonialists has rekindled calls for the restoration of the collapsed Ndebele kingdom.
ABOUT 34 families are facing eviction in Zvishavane where they used to work for the collapsed Shabanie Mashaba Mines once owned by businessman Mutumwa Mawere.
THE Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) has advised owners of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) — popularly known as drones — to register their gadgets.
GOVERNMENT has invited about 150 students wishing to pursue various studies at South African universities to submit applications for the 2016 Presidential Scholarship Programme.
Jonathan Moyo’s social media spats using unrestrained language are uncalled for and unstrategic for someone who doubles as a “Information minister and government spokesperson”, analysts have said.
President Robert Mugabe alienated one of the most level headed minds in Zanu PF by tacitly supporting the brutal purges that rocked the former guerrilla movement.
The death of a 15-year-old Zimbabwean schoolgirl during an apparent botched abortion this month has spurred calls for stronger efforts to prevent teenage pregnancies and unsafe terminations.
BULAWAYO City Council has told Local Government minister Ignatius Chombo that it cannot be railroaded into removing vendors from undesignated sites in the central business district without alternative trading places.
THE cash-strapped opposition MDC led by Welshman Ncube has directed its members to start paying monthly and yearly subscriptions ranging from $1 to $72 to “foster a spirit of party ownership”.
Communities in parts of Shurugwi have embarked on a small grains project aimed at creating a food safety net in the drought-prone district.