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FS Mining pumps US$2,37m into Matabeleland South roads

Access roads to Malole and Zvikombe schools were also rehabilitated, improving the safety and accessibility of the institutions for learners and teachers.

By Staff Reporter 5h ago

FS Mining pumps US$2,37m into Matabeleland South roads

Lady Chevrons chase consolation win in Buylawayo

By Munyaradzi Madzokere 5h ago

Two arrested, 22 cattle recovered in Masvingo stock theft case

By Silas Nkala 5h ago

Hardrock emerge as Chibuku favourites

The Chibuku Super Cup final will also be played at Chahwanda on November 28, giving Hardrock the enticing prospect of playing for the trophy in front of their home supporters.

By Henry Mhara 5h ago

Rural cricket gets a lift in Mat North

The absence of established cricket infrastructure, he said, should not prevent talented youngsters from taking up the sport.

By Jeffrey Muvundusi 6h ago

Bulawayo turns purple every year and we still don’t charge admission

Hotels and coffee shops could build a “purple season” package around it with the enthusiasm they currently reserve for Valentine’s Day.

By Duduzile Ncube 6h ago

Bulawayo turns purple every year and we still don’t charge admission

Goals galore as Southern Region League title race tightens

Jordan occupy third position with 53 points, while Nkayi are fourth on 51 points, keeping the race for the leading positions equally intriguing.

By Moses Mugugunyeki 6h ago

Goals galore as Southern Region League title race tightens

Tonga heritage goes digital

Kembo said CACA was open to partnerships and engagements aimed at strengthening efforts to document and promote Tonga heritage.

By Alfred Tembo 6h ago

Young Tj Myah charts her own creative path

Born in Bulawayo and raised in Rusape, the multi-talented artiste began her creative journey through gospel music before venturing into other genres and disciplines.

By Jeffrey Muvundusi 6h ago

Young Tj Myah charts her own creative path

Tfwala’s Ndebele food legacy lives on

Zinzile said her father was motivated by the need to preserve traditional foods and the knowledge surrounding them.

By Margaret Lubinda 6h ago

Bulawayo photographers turn Makokoba festival into visual storytelling platform

LensFest director Mhondiwa Mhepo said the collaboration would use photography to tell stories that could otherwise be lost, especially where oral tradition remains key.

By Margaret Lubinda 7h ago

Bulawayo photographers turn Makokoba festival into visual storytelling platform

Bulawayo to host ‘Birds of Zimbabwe’ stone sculpture exhibition

He said the city was grateful to host an event that reflects its rich cultural background while blending it with modernity in an upmarket studio.

By Nizbert Moyo 7h ago

Bulawayo to host ‘Birds of Zimbabwe’ stone sculpture exhibition

Great leadership begins with understanding your people

Every employee brings different skills, experiences and perspectives to the workplace.

By Adam Mavhiko 7h ago

Great leadership begins with understanding your people

Poor Bulawayo-Victoria Falls road drive tourists to expensive option

He said road travel offered tourists the chance to stop at attractions between Bulawayo and Victoria Falls - opportunities lost when visitors travel by air.

By Sharon Sibindi 7h ago

Poor Bulawayo-Victoria Falls road drive tourists to expensive option

Can Comesa revive Bulawayo’s industries?

For many years, discussions about Bulawayo have centred on its diminished position as Zimbabwe’s industrial hub.

By Believe Guta 7h ago

Can Comesa revive Bulawayo’s industries?

Empretec Zimbabwe drives SME growth in Matabeleland

Empretec is a UN Conference on Trade and Development flagship programme focusing on immersive training, mindset shifts and business linkages.

By Nizbert Moyo 7h ago

Empretec Zimbabwe drives SME growth in Matabeleland

Growing older with HIV: Staying positive, resilient and fulfilled

A positive and resilient mindset cannot replace medical treatment, but it can play an important role alongside it.

By Piason Maringwa 7h ago

Growing older with HIV: Staying positive, resilient and fulfilled

Our website exists, but Google has never seen it

A young man, a relative of a relative, built it for him one December for a modest fee, disappeared back to Harare and was never heard from again.

By Wilfred M Kahlari 7h ago

Our website exists, but Google has never seen it

Mnangagwa’s journey and the philosophy of Zimbabwe built by its own people

Born on September 15, 1942, Mnangagwa spent his early years in colonial Rhodesia before his family relocated to Zambia in the 1950s.

By Staff Reporter 7h ago

Mnangagwa’s journey and the philosophy of Zimbabwe built by its own people

Victoria Falls businessman loses case against trust

David Llyod Cooper, the settlor of the trust, had approached the court seeking an order confirming Bezuidenhout’s removal as trustee.

By Silas Nkala 7h ago

Victoria Falls businessman loses case against trust

Bulawayo firm’s bid to stop eviction falters

Justice Nokuthula Moyo made the determination in a dispute over execution of an eviction order issued under case number HCBC 2513/23.

By Silas Nkala 7h ago

Bulawayo firm’s bid to stop eviction falters

Kwekwe High Court set to open in November

The Kwekwe High Court will be the country’s sixth High Court station after Harare, Bulawayo, Masvingo, Mutare and Chinhoyi.

By Stephen Chadenga 7h ago

Kwekwe High Court set to open in November

Entembeni Old People’s home gets timely boost

Chartered Governance and Accountancy Institute councillor Lifneth Moyo said the initiatives cement support for building a nation in line with Vision 2030.

By Nizbert Moyo 7h ago

Entembeni Old People’s home gets timely boost

Gweru gets new 250-seater multi-purpose conference centre

Makombe said many people travelled to Harare, Bulawayo and Kadoma to attend conferences because of limited facilities, and the new venue should fill that gap.

By Stephen Chadenga 7h ago

Gweru gets new 250-seater multi-purpose conference centre

Ndiweni says King Mzilikazi should have been recognised first

President Emmerson Mnangagwa recently roclaimed September 15 as Munhumutapa Day, a decision that has drawn debate partly because the date coincides with his birthday.

By Pamenus Tuso 8h ago