Granite in Mutoko not benefitting locals
Ganite mining has only brought environmental degradation and other social ills to the lives of Mutoko villagers, reports MALVERN MUKUDU...
13.5.2015
16:44
13.5.2015
16:40
Zims are most highly educated
A good education is an excellent thing to have, but the pursuit of degrees and certificates...
13.5.2015
16:29
Development eludes Nkayi
Two decades after being designated as a potential growth point for development, Nkayi business centre has...
13.5.2015
16:22
People shun free condoms
A recent investigation by GARIKAI CHAUNZA shows that many adult males do not trust the efficacy...
13.5.2015
16:16
Telecel closure as bad as xenophobic attacks
More than 1,000 workers await their fate at Telecel Zimbabwe. The company, one of country’s...
13.5.2015
15:58
Inquest over deaths of suspected poachers
An inquest will look into the increasing number of suspected poachers killed in the Malilangwe...
13.5.2015
15:52
Villagers unite in building school
People may be bitterly divided along political lines, but when it comes to the education of...
13.5.2015
15:47
Nothing but a big, Asian tuck-shop
I was talking to a group of students the other day on our trade deficit, which...
13.5.2015
15:35
Kasukuwere should be worried
Saviour Kasukuwere, the Zanu (PF) national political commissar, has every reason to quake in his boots...
13.5.2015
15:31
They call this indigenisation?
As the last few non-ZANU companies in what is left of the formal economy are under...
