DESPITE the Covid-19 pandemic and its negative effects on the country, Zimbabwe is edging closer to achieving its goal of becoming an upper middle income economy by 2030 anchored on a resilient mining sector, President Mnangagwa said.

The recent find of oil and gas in Muzarabani presents an array of opportunities for investment and the production of downstream linkages such as electricity generation, President Mnangagwa said.

Six suspected armed robbers and carjackers were arrested on Thursday after a shoot-out near Mabvuku turn-off along Mutare Road on the eastern outskirts of Harare.

Treasury will continue to extend incentives to the mining sector as part of efforts to boost mineral production, Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has said.

GOVERNMENT will expedite the reconstruction of Mpilo Central Hospital doctors’ residence in Bulawayo that was gutted by fire and the upgrade will meet contemporary designs that take into account disaster smart technologies.

FIRST LADY Auxillia Mnangagwa yesterday held a first of its kind heart-to-heart interactive session with the mixed race community during which she inclined an ear to the challenges they face, and proffered tangible solutions where possible.

Zimbabwe’s largest integrated and multi-media company, Zimpapers, should continue to position itself to contribute to the national economic recovery programme, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said yesterd...

The Second Republic, which is committed to infrastructure development, has completed 868 projects with 520 still in progress, most being infrastructure projects, Minister of State for Presidential Affairs in Charge of Implementation and Monitoring Dr...

There is a valley situated about 13km to the south-west of Harare which prides itself in being home to talent cutting across the whole gamut of human endeavour. Colonial governments named this locale Glen Norah, and Independence has since baptised it...

LAST Saturday night, Ms Vicky Nhanhete, left her three minor children sleeping in their single-room lodgings in Chinhoyi, for a local drinking spot, where she dabbles in sex work.

THERE is something good that Zimbabwe Rugby Union president, Arnold Jani, and his fellow board members are doing which has brought a breath of fresh air into the game, in the past few weeks.

IN so many ways, he is just like the guy next door — his dark appearance, his chubby facial features, his seductive simplicity, his amazing humility.

Cold and windy conditions are expected over the weekend in most parts of the country, the Meteorological Services Department has advised.

The construction of futuristic schools, which will see Zimbabwe doing away with the uncomfortable Blair and pit latrine toilets, has begun.

FIRST, it was Bill Antonio, and he didn’t disappoint.