Masvingo eyes $5 billion middle income economy by 2030
By Upenyu Chaota MASVINGO— Minister of State for Provincial Affairs Ezra Chadzamira has said the province has enough resources to realise a $5 billion dollar economy in support of President
Masvingo residents reject 66 percent rise on water charges
By Upenyu Chaota MASVINGO— Residents here have come up in arms with the city fathers’ decision to increase water charges by 66 percent in the 2019 budget and so far
US commits $11 million to combat HIV/Aids in Masvingo
By Upenyu Chaota MASVINGO—The United States of America (USA) through its embassy in Harare has committed $11 million dollars shot in the arm for combating HIV/Aids in the province, ambassador
Minister leads by example,harvests 600 tonnes winter wheat
By Upenyu Chaota MASVINGO—With the country’s bakeries suffering immensely to wheat shortages, former deputy minister of agriculture and current minister of State in the Office of Vice President Mohadi, Davison
Mat South farmers tipped to venture into pecan nut production
By Dumisani Nyoni PECAN nut trees (Carya illinoinensis) are native to North America and Mexico, and thrive in areas characterized by long dry summers and short cold winters. With its
Govt urged to remove all trade barriers
By Dumisani Nyoni BEITBRIDGE – CITRUS producers in the southerly part of Zimbabwe have implored policymakers and authorities to fast track the implementation of measures that foster export growth, including
Gwanda villagers identify three projects to develop under devolution
By Dumisani Nyoni GWANDA Rural District Council (RDC) villagers have identified three key projects to be developed under the devolution programme, one of them being resuscitation of Liebicks Canary dealing
August 1 violence hearings turn fresh arena for Zanu PF-MDC’s bitter wars, activism
By Amos Maseko Seeing survivors of the August 1 violence break down in front of television cameras while narrating harrowing tales of how they lost their loved ones, one would
African media and civic activists concerned over govts’ clampdown on the internet
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa JOHANNESBURG – Deliberations by journalists and civic activists across Africa at the recently held ‘Business of Truth’ conference in Johannesburg, South Africa were centred on the need
‘Internet far from being a safe haven for commercial sex workers and LGBTIQs in Zim’, reveals research
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa HARARE-A research project by a Zimbabwean digital rights expert Koliwe Majama has revealed that violations and stigma on sexual minorities are rife online as they are offline