Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation
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Government has committed itself to create a conducive environment for the country to realise its goal of becoming a global call centre destination.
Preparations for the 56 th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) are now at an advanced stage with over 90% of exhibition space already taken up.
Renowned Sungura musician, Daiton Somanje, who co-founded Pengaudzoke with his young brother, Josphat has died.
More than 2000 people from Garrisa town in Kenya have staged a demonstration against the bombing of Garrisa University College by Al-Shabab last week.
Villagers of Mayezani in Gwanda district say they have lost confidence in the police following a high number of unresolved stock theft cases in the area.
Allocation of resources to the health sector has been identified as key if the country is to make strides in turning around the country’s health sector.
Confusion surrounds the issue of prepaid water meters with authorities at Harare’s Town House issuing conflicting statements on the council’s exact position.
By Moses Charedzera
At the most critical tasseling stage of growth for the maize crop when more rain is needed, there is scorching sun and the rains won’t just come.
The 2015 National Paralympic games hosts Harare Province have threatened they will lift the bulk of the medals in the competition which begins tomorrow in the capital city.
Players in the tourism industry say this year’s Easter holiday has recorded a 3 to 5 percent lower hotel occupancy compared to last year owing to the liquidity crunch.
Nine Chikurubi Maximum Prison inmates, who are suspected of having masterminded the riot at the country’s maximum security jail, have appeared in court.
Exam paper leaks, unnecessary slip-ups, threats by examiners to boycott the marking of exams and confusion in the administration of national exams have become so entrenched in the Zimbabwe School Exam...
President Robert Mugabe has arrived in South Africa on a three-day state visit, the first in 21 years.
As the country commemorates World Health Day, statistics available from the Ministry of Health and Child Care indicate that Zimbabwe has failed to achieve the United Nations (UN) Millennium Development Goal (MDG) of lowering its infant mortality rate to 25 deaths per 1000 by the year 2015.
The just-ended Easter holiday was the most accident free in recent years with the police saying the deployment of many officers on roads produced positive results.