Wigged out: Harare women battle bold thieves in bizarre hair heists
Staff Reporter
In the heart of Harare, a new wave of crime has left women clutching not just their purses but their heads, literally.
LOCAL NEWS
Goat pass-on scheme launched in Mash Central
Staff Reporter
The Presidential Goat Pass-On Scheme was officially launched in Mashonaland Central, marking another milestone in the Government’s ongoing efforts to empower young women across Zimbabwe.
Tobacco farmers turn to early planting for higher yields
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s tobacco farmers are kicking off the 2024/25 summer cropping season with a focus on early planting, a strategy expected to boost both yields and crop quality.
RBZ devalues local currency, tightens loan rates to stabilize economy
Staff Reporter
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has taken significant steps to stabilize the country’s economy by devaluing the local currency and tightening monetary policy.
Mt Darwin residents applaud Pfura RDC for improved service delivery
Staff Reporter
Residents of Mt Darwin Urban have applauded the Pfura Rural District Council (RDC) for its remarkable improvements in service delivery, particularly in addressing long-standing challenges.
CCC MP Chidziva faces serious allegations in ongoing legal battle
Political Reporter
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislator for Glen View, Happmore 'Bvondo' Chidziva has recently come under scrutiny after being arrested on serious allegations of misconduct.
Government, retailers join forces to combat price hikes
Staff Reporter
Government and key players in the business sector have united to address the nation's inflationary pressures and rising prices.
Eaglesvale High School inspires future leaders at career guidance fair
Staff Reporter
Eaglesvale High School recently hosted a vibrant and impactful Career Guidance Fair, bringing together students, educators, and industry professionals to explore diverse career paths.
When the dogs ate first: The bitter childhood of Tuku’s daughters
Innocent Mujeri
As the world danced to the melodies of Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi, celebrating him as a father figure in African music, few knew the cold, grim reality that played out behind the walls of his home. While Tuku’s songs preached love, peace, and family unity, his daughters, Sandra and Selmor, were navigating a far darker childhood—one where they sometimes had to fight the family dogs for food and love was a rare commodity.
ZMX incorporates 31 warehouses for grain trading as Government liberalizes market
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX) has integrated 31 certified warehouses into its system, enabling the receipt of wheat and other bulk grains.
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