Govt to stop free inputs
The government will, from next year, stop giving farmers free fertiliser and seed – a scheme that it says has been abused by traditional leaders and...
20.11.2013
13:30
20.11.2013
13:22
Deals with Chinese costing sovereignty
Zimbabwe must weigh up the advantages of its business deals with the Chinese against losing independence...
20.11.2013
9:40
Vast tracts of wildlife land grabbed by party leaders
In what could be seem as a reward to his cronies, President Mugabe has allowed senior...
20.11.2013
9:39
High school given boost with tree-growing project
Rukweza high school has received a shot in the arm from Nyaradzo Group in the form...
20.11.2013
9:02
Exam markers cry foul over allowances
Grade seven exam markers for 2013 say they are owed allowances by the government for their...
20.11.2013
8:52
Villagers in fear of border attacks
Zimbabwean villagers on the border with Mozambique say they fear a wave of attacks from Renamo...
20.11.2013
8:27
Turning waste into trendy trashion
It’s called ‘trashion’ – fashion clothing and jewellery made out of old paper, metal and plastic...
20.11.2013
7:34
Top kwaito and pop star to tour Zimbabwe
South African kwaito and pop musician Nicholas Tjale is to go on a two-week tour of...
