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ArticleTim­ber smug­gling threatens 7 000 jobs

TIMBER allegedly being smuggled into Zim­b­abwe from Mozam­bi­que through illegal cross­ing points is flood­ing the local mar­ket, under­cut­ting strug­gling local pro­du­cers, depriving the Gov­ern­ment of vital rev­enue and threat­en­ing thou­sands...

ArticleSak­ubva Hos­pital doubles sur­gical capa­city

SAKUBVA Dis­trict Hos­pital in Mutare has under­gone a major trans­form­a­tion into a spe­cial­ised mater­nal and neonatal health­care centre, a move expec­ted to sig­ni­fic­antly improve the qual­ity of care for the nearly 400 moth­ers who deliver at...

ArticlePfum­vudza pre­par­a­tions at halfway mark: Manica­land pro­duc­tion strategy:

465,683 house­holds in Manica­land have pre­pared - 1.5 mil­lion Pfum­vudza plots (174,352 hec­tares), which is about 50% of the tar­get, ahead of a pre­dicted Super El Niño sea­son with below-nor­mal rain­fall. The province tar­gets 265,000ha of...

ArticleWhy Manica­land foot­ball keeps fail­ing

THE Gov­ern­ment is expand­ing pub­lic par­ti­cip­a­tion in sports to com­bat drug and sub­stance abuse in com­munit­ies, a Cab­inet Min­is­ter has said. Sports, Recre­ation, Arts and Cul­ture Min­is­ter, Anselem Nhamo San­yatwe, made the remarks on...

ArticleTears from the dead

TEARS IN THE COFFIN Mourn­ers reportedly wit­nessed tears stream­ing from Wal­ter Kupemba Jnr’s eyes while his body lay in the coffin. FAMILY SEEKS ANSWERS Rel­at­ives have turned to tra­di­tional heal­ers to try to estab­lish what happened before...

ArticleDevol­u­tion driv­ing devel­op­ment closer to com­munit­ies