Three people escaped unhurt after a Kwekwe bound Opel Corsa vehicle was burnt to a shell after it caught fire on impact when its driver encroached onto an oncoming lane resulting in head-on collision.

Zimbabwe is on course for a record traditional grains harvest of 500 000 tonnes this year as the country inches towards attaining food security on the back of the highly successful Pfumvudza/Intwasa programme.

THE net is closing in on individuals with questionable assets worth at least US$100 000 after the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) yesterday appealed for information to enable it to investigate, arrest fraudsters and forfeit all ill-gotten ...

Zimbabwe had vaccinated 3 138 frontline workers by 4pm yesterday, taking the total number of people vaccinated so far to 18 843.

Government has intervened to save 18 000 tonnes of winter maize crop in the Lowveld from wasting away in the fields by deploying machinery to ensure the entire crop is harvested in the next two-and-a-half weeks.

Hard on the heels of two senior MDC-Alliance members defecting to join Zanu PF, rifts in Nelson Chamisa’s opposition party are widening as more senior officials continue to be treated disdainfully by the opposition leader’s allies.

Preparations for the reopening of schools have reached an advanced stage with Government inspecting all schools to ensure they are compliant with Covid-19 control protocols to avoid a spike in infections.

Preparations for the 2021 tobacco marketing season are at an advanced stage, with tobacco growers expecting improved earnings.

Heavy rains experienced in recent days have led to landslides in Kariba with debris covering roads amid indications that rainfall between Friday and Saturday neared an all time high within 24 hours.

Mwarazi River bridge in Headlands was washed away by heavy rains on Friday cutting off farmers, mining companies and communities in Chendambuya, Mayo, Chikore and Chinyuke areas threatening economic activity.

The advantages of the National Data Centre, commissioned by President Mnangagwa last week are many, some obvious, some less so, but all generally making the Government and its agencies more efficient, and in many cases cheaper, and ensuring better an...

Covid-19 vaccinations of frontline workers began in Zimbabwe recently with doctors, nurses, journalists among others taking their first jabs.

ARTIST and comedian Freddy ‘Kapfupi’ Manjalima, a self-confessed fan of the late ZimDancehall artist Soul Jah Love, is set to release a tribute song to the revered chanter.

JUST call him the Aston Villa lucky charm – SIX appearances, 375 minutes on the field, no goal conceded by the English Premiership side.

For the first time this year, no new deaths were reported on Saturday or yesterday by the Ministry of Health and Child Care as Zimbabwe continues to ease slowly away from the remnants of the second wave.