Zimbabwean scientist murdered in the street in Scotland
Dr Fortune Gomo stabbed in Dundee Street...
Kariba residents sue government over ‘woefully inadequate’ new ferry
‘The MV Silverstone ferry is not a passenger ferry but a luxury ferry’
Zimbabwe, South Africa in talks over US$500m dam project
Zimbabwe and South Africa are in talks over a US$500 million dam in Zimbabwe to supply water to a new industrial hub near their border.
Zimbabwe has more bottle stores than schools and clinics – Muguti
Newly appointed Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works, Tafadzwa Muguti, has accused local authorities of misplaced priorities, saying some communities now have more bottle stores and beerhalls than schools, clinics and industries.
Early detection key to managing dementia, health experts say
Early detection and greater support for people living with dementia are key to managing the condition, health experts have said, as families in Bulawayo called for greater awareness and understanding of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
Ngozi Mine residents demand homes, jobs if Geo Pomona takes over landfill
Waste pickers at Bulawayo’s Richmond Landfill, popularly known as Ngozi Mine, say they are not opposed to plans to transform the city’s troubled dumpsite; however, any prospective waste-management operator has to provide them with alternative accommodation and employment if the project results in their relocation.
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No matter what we call brain drain, Mr President, it will always point to a failed economy
