Thousands of small holder farmers are set to benefit from a revived out-growers scheme by recovering food processing firm, Cairns Holdings, it has been established. In a press release, subsidiary agro processing unit Cairns Food, operations manager, Joseph Mavu, said the firm has re-launched contract farming
It is always intriguing when I hear the Zimbabwe President - in his attempts to ward off any discussion on his succession - remind the nation that he is still alive, and as such, there is no vacancy for the presidency. In his recent televised interview
Zimbabwean full-contact karateka team proved a strong force to reckon in Africa scooping six medals at the 5th Motlasana Cup held in Klerksdorp, South Africa on Saturday. By Grace Chirumanzu Despite the dreading road trip of over 20 hours to the host venue, Tungamirai Madzimbamuto and Romeo
Louis van Gaal was unhappy with a 'stupid' booking leading to Juan Mata's red card in Manchester United's 1-0 loss at West Brom. The Spaniard was sent off for the first time in his career for picking up two quick yellow cards, the first for preventing
The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) in conjunction with the South African Tourism (SAT) and the Ethiopian Airlines (ET) are jointly hosting a 17 member delegation of Chinese tour operators on an educational tour of Zimbabwe from 5-9 March 2016. The educational tour is aimed at showcasing
Firstly, I would like to express my appreciation for the feedback that readers have been sending, and also assure them that I am still writing - however, the lull in the frequency of my writings has been due to the fact that I am currently
Embattled War Veterans Minister Christopher Mutsvangwa, who last week was slapped with a three year suspension from Zanu PF over allegations of indiscipline has lost his position as chairman of the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA). State media reported that former freedom fighters cannot
Zimbabwe’s debt distress remains the major hurdle for achieving its development objectives. According to Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Finance, the total public and publicly guaranteed external debt was estimated to be $7.1 billion (51 percent of GDP) as of December 2015; and $5.6 billion (79 percent
Harare City Council has tightened screws on vendors who operate at undesignated points with municipal police chasing vendors and confiscating their wares.
MUTARE- Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) have castigated the continued practice of some police details forcing motorists to pay fines on the spot, saying such a move is illegal. Peggy Tavagadza of ZLRH said police can only charge a maximum of $20 fine on the
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