No silt in water supply dams: BCC
Zinwa official Walter Moyà said water was released to council downstream through a system of pipes and valves that remained open daily.
By Patricia Sibanda
15h ago
The man turning Zim’s failing pass rates into success
He reflects on how early experiences with poverty and responsibility fostered a spirit of innovation, compelling him to fund his own education through various small businesses.
By In Conversation With Trevor
18h ago
Cop throws Chatunga under the bus
Raj remained firm, informing the court that the state is still searching for the weapon used in the crime.
By Staff Reporter
18h ago
Aluta continua
A muffled sound came from the bushes behind me. There was a struggle. I stepped back carefully. The sounds grew clearer.
By Onie Ndoro
18h ago
Zim medical funds fight clinics sell-off
Last week, a shadowy Zanu PF affiliate group called the Pharmacists and Allied Professionals 4ED confirmed that a group of individuals were ready to run the medical-aid run facilities.
By Nqobani Ndlovu
18h ago
Bulawayo men lag behind in HIV fight
While the figures suggest the province is close to achieving total epidemic control, the data also highlighted a stark gender imbalance and ongoing challenges in reaching high-risk groups.
By Silas Nkala
18h ago
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Iran war leaves Zim economy at crossroads
The primary catalyst for this renewed anxiety is the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
By Tatira Zwinoira
18h ago
Make a career of humanity
Martin Luther King Junior, the great human rights advocate,
By Tim Middleton
20h ago
Uniformed forces cricket tourney tests new model for service unity
The real contest was institutional. Could T20 cricket become a practical tool for regional security cooperation among Africa’s uniformed services?
By Austin Karonga
20h ago
