PEOPLE with disability have accused the government of ignoring them in the proposed Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 2) Bill, which was gazetted on January 17 this year.
MUTARE City Council has closed Sakubva produce market as traders failed to adhere to World Health Organisation recommended social distancing protocols.
A VUMBA habitual thief who was released from jail through the presidential amnesty recently has been thrown back behind bars for an effective five years for stealing $37 000 worth of equipment and stationery at a school.
CHIPINGE and Chimanimani residents were jolted from their sleep by a 4.0 earthquake that rattled the seismologically active region early morning yesterday, the Daily News can report.
A CHIPINGE man had his arm chopped off with a machete last Saturday evening in a fight over a sim card.
Manicaland provincial police spokesperson Tavhiringwa Kakohwa confirmed the incident.
SIX armed robbers who allegedly shot and killed a popular local businessman — Kumbirai Kumbula — were early on Sunday morning involved in an accident along the Mutare-Masvingo highway as they fled in a stolen vehicle.
THERE is currently a debate in government circles on whether or not to stick with five ordinary level subject passes as the benchmark which makes a student eligible for Advanced Level and tertiary education, acting Primary and Secondary…
OLD and dilapidated sewage systems continue to spew raw sewage into the streams that feed Sakubva River catchment, hence communities cannot use water from the river, the Daily News can report.
THE government’s policy to deploy a teacher for every 40 learners is one of the main reasons behind the poor performances in most rural schools where, on average, three teachers are in charge of seven classes, a senior education official…
THE Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) is pushing for stiffer penalties against people who leak examination papers that are costing the body millions of dollars in resets and at times rewriting of national examinations.
FOUR robbers armed with machetes, a pistol and an axe robbed a Sakubva couple of US$1 600, $40, a smartphone and car keys in their home in Chimera suburb.
WITH infrastructure rehabilitation taking ages to complete and hundreds still living in camps 10 months after tropical Cyclone Idai hit Chimanimani, it is not surprising that the current wet spell has put locals on the edge, fearing another…
FACED with the embarrassment of not enjoying Castle Lager Premiership action despite having two top- flight teams — Manica Diamonds and debutants Tenax FC — Mutare residents have joined hands with the local authority to push for the…