ZAMBIA’S newly-elected president, Hakainde Hichilema, was sworn into office yesterday after pulling off a stunning victory over his predecessor Edgar Lungu —…
ZIMBABWE yesterday received another one million doses of the SinoVac vaccines from China as the country pursues its target to inoculate 10…
ZIMBABWE’S most-decorated footballer, George Shaya, died in Harare early yesterday morning after battling illness for many years. Despite his unmatched contribution to…
THE government says it will put to good use the US$1 billion Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) received yesterday from the International Monetary…
THE Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) have taken Fatima High School in Lupane, Matabeleland North Province, to task over its decision…
ZIMBABWE’S improving economy is set to get more wings, which is good news for ordinary citizens, after the International Monetary Fund (IMF)…
AS SCHOOLS and institutions of higher learning prepare to re-open, the government has come up with enhanced and strict operating procedures aimed…
THE government has extended indefinitely the scheme that allows civil servants to import vehicles duty free, to cushion them from the country’s…
FORMER Education minister David Coltart says the government should have prioritised the vaccination of the entire teaching staff against the Covid-19 virus…
THE Senate thematic committee on Sustainable Development Goals says poverty and peer pressure is pushing school-going girls into early marriages, amid rising…
