A final year student at Harare Institute of Technology, Christine Juta who developed a test rig for automated driving test track system scooped the first prize in the preliminary National Engineering Students Awards Competition held on Thursday at the institution's Belvedere campus. NESAC is a nationwide
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Rural teachers from Mashonaland East Province have raised red flags on the Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Lazarus Dokora on the newly introduced curriculum saying that it is huge farce. By Faith Zvorufura In a statement released on Wednesday, Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ)
First Mutual Holdings Limited end of year results for year ending 31 December 2016 which reflected a profit of US$9,3 million compared to US$0.1 million in 2015 has been attributed to lower insurance claims, reduction in impairment allowances and acquisition expenses. By Jeoffrey Ncube Addressing shareholders at
Social movement, Tajamuka/Sesijikile has vowed to defy attempts by the Zimbabwe Republic Police to block the their planned mass demonstrations set for 20 to 25 June saying they will proceed with their planned action. The group's Spokesperson, Promise Mkwananzi confirmed their plan to proceed with mass
At least 239 households affected by the cyclone Dineo induced floods in Tsholotsho last week received a donation of foodstuffs, clothing and blankets from the Salvation Army church. The goods were distributed at a ceremony held at Sipepa Transit camp with Nontobeko Ndlovu, the Transit Camp Administrator
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has warned of bogus roadblocks in the country, accusing unscrupulous elements of of using spikes and collecting money from motorists. Police spokesperson Senior Assistant Commissioner Charity Charamba told journalists in the capital that the trend of bogus roadblocks is now rampant in
Two Dynamos sons, Lloyd Mutasa and Tonderayi Ndiraya will on Thursday go into battle at the National Sports Stadium in what could be the biggest match of the season so far. Everything about this fixture makes it an interesting affair. From the coaches to the players,
Zanu PF Youth league has appointed Deputy Minister of Tourism and Hospitality, Anastancia Ndlovu to lead the preparation committee tasked with recruiting delegates and mobilizing resources towards the 19th World Federation of Democratic Youths and Students set for Russia in October. The party's youth secretary, Kudzanai
Affirmative Action Group has expressed concern over the takeover of Barclays Bank by a Malawian company saying Zimbabwe will soon face another economic colonization. By Jeoffrey Ncube Addressing a press conference in Harare on Tuesday, AAG President Chamu Chiwanza said Zimbabwe cannot have a British controlled, black
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