November 30

• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Gives You the Edge [opinion]

  Next week all roads will be leading to the Midlands Province where the Zanu-PF congress is going to be held in the Midlands provincial capital, Gweru. What is intriguing is that... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Sk Moyo Hails Swapo, Set to Learn From It

  ZANU-PF national chairperson Cde Simon Khaya Moyo has described the Swapo Fifth Ordinary Congress which opened in Windhoek on Thursday as a momentous occasion from which his party... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: PM Tsvangirai Sex Life Resurfaces in Parly

  Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's sex life spilled into the House of Assembly yesterday with Zanu-PF legislator for Mbire Cde Paul Mazikana castigating his behaviour. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Calls to Improve Agriculture Sector Conditions

  Government has been urged to improve conditions of service in the agricultural sector to retain enough professionals and boost the agricultural sector. Speaking at a graduation... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Global Shapers Community Launched

  ZIMBABWE'S first Global Shapers Community, a network of young people who are outstanding in their potential, achievements and drive to make meaningful contributions to their... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Bonnie Deuschle Gives Gospel Lovers a Double Bonus

  It was a double bonus for gospel lovers after singer Pastor Bonnie Deuschle launched the DVD of her album "Yahweh" and a Christmas musical play called "Christmas foretold in search... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Soya Bean Production Set to Go Up

  Soya bean production is expected to increase following an injection of US$35 million by Government and the private sector. Presenting the 2013 budget, recently Finance Minister,... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: ZFTU Intervenes in Haddon Motors Dispute

  The Zimbabwe Federation of Trade Unions has intervened in the dispute between Haddon Motors and its 66 workers following the company's application for liquidation. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'Vast Investment Opportunities in Sudan'

  Zimbabweans should take up abundant investment opportunities in Sudan's agriculture, mining and manufacturing sectors, an official has said. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Dryland Tobacco Shows Moisture Stress

  The continuous dry weather conditions in some parts of the country are affecting dryland tobacco which is now showing signs of moisture stress. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Harare Captured in Works of Art [column]

  Our capital city Harare is made up of buildings. They surround us. We live, work and dream in them, and when we leave them we move on man-made surfaces - concrete and paving, tar... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Anglican Mass Under Police Guard

  ANGLICANS in Harare yesterday held their first mass in five years at the Cathedral of St Mary and All Saints under heavy police guard. The midweek mass was held a day after the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: DPC to Raise Deposit Insurance Cover

  The Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC) on Thursday said it would raise the deposit insurance cover to US$500 from January next year following government's pledge to capitalise... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Campaign to Help Exploited Drivers

  The South African Transport and Allied Workers' Union has joined hands with its Zimbabwean counterparts in addressing victimisation of their members by employers. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Radar Seeks to Demerge Subsidiary

  RADAR Holdings will convene an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders for permission to demerge its subsidiary, Border Timbers and enhance focus on core business. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Suncrest Workers Cry Foul On Being Placed On Short Time

  Suncrest Chickens -a division of CFI Holding's Crest Poultry Group (CPG) - has issued a staff notice, informing workers of the introduction of short time working hours from... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 3 200 Motorists On Police Wanted List

  POLICE have launched a manhunt for more than 3 200 motorists on their wanted list for committing various traffic offences, including culpable homicide. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mohadi Hands Over U.S.$20 Million Inputs

  Co-Home Affairs Minister Kembo Mohadi on Monday handed over 30 tonnes of seed maize to Beitbridge communal farmers from the US$20 million Presidential Well-Wishers inputs scheme. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Svosve Community At It Again

  The Svosve community in Mashonaland East has one distinction of being the pioneer of the land reform programme that has become Zimbabwe's success story. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Man Jailed for Defaulting On Community Service

  A BEATRICE man who defaulted 305 hours of community service he was ordered to do after being convicted of assault has been jailed for three months. Romeo Vasco (24) of Tavistok... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Katsande's Assault Case Postponed

  The trial in which Harare socialite and Zi-FM presenter Tinopona Katsande was severely assaulted by her boyfriend has been postponed to December 11. Katsande's boyfriend Brian... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mountaineers Embarassed

  MOUNTAINEERS crumbled to an embarrassing total of 26 runs in their second innings yesterday as hosts Southern Rocks rallied to claim a comfortable 37-run victory in a low-scoring... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Triples Bowl Team Beat Brazil

  THE Zimbabwe Bowls teams overcame the setback of harsh weather conditions to register positive results during the second day of the World Championship here yesterday. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Embrace Indigenisation - DPM Mutambara

  Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara has thrown his weight behind Government's economic empowerment programmes saying there is nothing wrong with the indigenisation. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Women Urged to Venture in Lucrative Mining

  The Zimbabwe Women Rural Development Trust has urged women to venture into the more lucrative mining business. Read more »