Harare cannot charge residents for thin air

Engineers may regard this as a technical explanation. Ratepayers see it differently. They are paying for water, not air.
By Newsday 2h ago

Byo’s talent factory opens doors for young creatives

Khaya Arts has launched a recruitment drive to identify five exceptional young creatives — three women and two men — who are ready to transform their passion into sustainable careers.
By Langelihle Nyathi 2h ago

Elizabeth Gwaunza’s appointment changed more than Zim’s judiciary

What makes Gwaunza's appointment particularly significant is that it was never a case of representation replacing competence. Her career speaks for itself.

Oh, here comes the King

What are areas that received the least funding? The Environment, Climate and Wildlife ministry received a mere 11% of its budget allocation in the first half of the year.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu 2h ago
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3% O’ Level pass rate sparks outcry

“This reflects the way we have managed the transition to the new curriculum and the level to which teachers in private learning institutions are motivated,” he said.
By Nunurai Jena 16h ago

‘Wezhaz’ earns Master's in Defence and Security Studies

He is the founding vice-chairperson of the Zimbabwe Network for Economic and Social Transformation and has served in various leadership roles in both the public and private sectors.
By Takemore Mazuruse 19h ago

ZPCS reaches out to marginalised communities

Nyoni highlighted that the ZPCS is not only about detention.
By Joel Tsvakwi 19h ago

Chivi ward 19 receives ICT equipment, farming Inputs

The donation, which was handed over at Mupagamuri Primary School, included a smart board, 10 laptops, a printer, 10 computer mice, four soccer balls, pens and pencils for learners.
By Staff Reporter 19h ago

Lupane local board slammed over shoddy asset management

The board failed to recognise land in its financial statements, contrary to public accounting standards and did not assess the residual values and useful lives of
By Silas Nkala 20h ago