KWEKWE - 230 girl dropouts were recorded in Kwekwe last year, with 82 girls already out of school this year. Chief among the reasons is marriage, or simply being impregnated. The alarming statistics were presented by District Education Officer Irene Mapenzauswa at a belated Kwekwe District
A press conference was held in Harare this week to notify the general public of the prayer meeting for Itai Dzamara on Saturday 11 July 2015. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJaRJNmOQes&feature=youtu.be[/embed]
Castle Lager Premier Soccer League second half kicks off this weekend with a number of explosive encounters to look forward to that include the match between Chicken Inn and CAPS United as the Gamecocks are set to maintain top of the log table, whilst Dynamos
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) on Wednesday registered agony over reckless drivers who cause accidents through anomalous speeds. This call comes after an increase in the number of speed related accidents. During the 2014-2015 festive season 2,215 accidents were recorded of which 642 of the accidents were
NYANGA - When young boys, seeking fun, dug up a small pond in a village wetland little did they know that their efforts would one day present a ray of hope to their community. What started as a playful juvenile diversion from daily chores by a
The situation does not look too good in Gweru. Council clinics are supposed to have at least a doctor and three clinical officers, but alas! When Council Doctor and Director of Health Services Dr Peter Chihanga left close to a decade ago, he was never replaced. That was
The Zimbabwe Professional Golfers Association (ZPGA) is hosting the inaugural invitational tournament at the Country Club in Harare and the tourney is set to attract a bulk of professional golfers. At least more than 30 local and international professional golfers are taking part in the two
By Senzeni Ncube SNV Netherlands Development Organisation is set to hold a solar fair in Bulawayo on the which will give a platform for solar energy entrepreneurs to meet their potential clients and market themselves. The solar fair will be be held on July 11at the Large City Hall
Wessel Van Den Berg, Stellenbosch University Fathers can play a lifesaving role in the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV treatment by supporting their partners and attending counselling and testing programmes with the mothers-to-be. Studies from South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria show HIV-positive mothers-to-be are more likely
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