November 30

• Zimbabwe: Electronic Tracking System

  Government will soon computerise the database for people living with HIV and introduce electronic patient tracking. The computerisation is expected to phase out double dipping and... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zim Empowerment - Lessons for SA

  ZIMBABWE and South Africa have been urged to join forces in the fight for economic empowerment to ensure that the economies of the two countries lie in the hands of black people. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Masvingo Appeals On Water

  Masvingo city council has appealed to Government to intervene over the continued drawing of water from Lake Mutirikwi to irrigate sugar cane plantations in the Lowveld, amid fears... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Women in Construction Members Graduate

  Twenty members of the Zimbabwe Women in Construction Association yesterday graduated with certificates in building technology under the Partners in Building programme. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: KPCS Clears Zim Diamond Exports

  MARANGE diamonds were finally cleared yesterday when the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) took a landmark decision to withdraw monitors and allow unhindered exports. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: MDC-T Economic Blueprint Under Fire

  The MDC-T finally launched its economic blueprint dubbed Jobs, Upliftment, Investment, Capital and Environment (Juice) at High Glen Shopping Mall in Harare yesterday. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mboma Salute Dynamos, Praises Bosso

  ZIMBABWE National Soccer Supporters Association leader, Eddie "Mboma" Nyatanga, has saluted Dynamos for winning the League and Cup double while praising Highlanders for their... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Sanctions Stifle Free Diamond Trade

  SANCTIONS on Marange's diamond trade should be lifted as they are creating loopholes for illegal trade and fiscal leakages, Parliamentary Committee on Mines and Energy chairman Mr... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Chinese Firm to Build Kunzvi Dam

  Government has signed a memorandum of understanding with a Chinese company, Avik International, for the construction of Kunzvi Dam, a Cabinet Minister said yesterday. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'Put Indigenisation, Investment Under One Ministry'

  THE issues of indigenisation and investment should fall under one ministry to avoid discord over economic policies, a Cabinet Minister has said. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Stop Violence Against All, Not Women Alone

  "Rova . . . rova . . . rova! Ukasandirova urimbwa," a newly-married woman shouted while in the nude in the dead of the night. All this while her equally young husband, a known... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Council Strike Paralyses Service Delivery

  A STRIKE by municipal workers in Chitungwiza since Monday has paralysed service delivery in the town. The are protesting over the non-payment of salaries as they have gone for... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Revellers in for a Treat This Weekend

  An epic musical battle pitting some of Zimbabwe's finest musicians, Oliver Mtukudzi, Tryson Chimbetu and the first family of gospel music, Olivia and Charles Charamba will take... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Telone Introduces New Prepaid Billing System

  TelOne has introduced a new prepaid billing system that will enable customers to monitor usage of data and data bundles. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Germany Olympic Federation Donates Balls,Training Equipment

  THE Germany Olympic Federation continued with their support for local football yesterday when they donated soccer balls and training equipment to all the 10 clubs in the Marange... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Capleton to Grace School Gig

  Pupils will have a rare opportunity to see Jamaican dance hall singer Capleton in action at Aquatic Complex in Chitungwiza on December 6 where he will grace an end of term school... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Treasury Writes Off U.S.$9 Million MPs Owe

  Treasury has written off US$9 million it gave to parliamentarians under a vehicles loan facility in 2009. About 300 legislators got US$30 000 each under the facility, which was... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Work for Country's Development - VP Mujuru

  Zanu-PF Second Secretary and Vice President Joice Mujuru has urged party members to emulate sacrifices made by their forebearers by selflessly working for the betterment of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Lets Conserve Trees - Nhema

  Environment and Natural Resources Management Minister Francis Nhema has urged the public to help conserve trees and protect them from veldfires. Speaking to journalists ahead of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zim Polishing Diamonds

  ZIMBABWE is able to add value to raw diamonds and export them as a finished product, an expert said yesterday. Zimbabwe Diamond Education College (ZDEC) principal Mr Stephen... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zifa Get Ultimatum

  FORMER Dynamos chairman, Ignatius Pamire, has given Zifa a two-week ultimatum to nullify all sanctions handed out in the Asiagate match-fixing scandal or face a High Court... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Invest in Real Estate - Govt

  GOVERNMENT has called for investment in real estate in order to help reduce the housing backload. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Aisiagate - Masomere Hopes for Divine Intervention

  AS the deadline for filing the Asiagate appeals closes today, Shabanie Mine coach Luke Masomere is now hoping for divine intervention with a two-year ban looming. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: It's a Women's Affair At the Jazz Fest

  Jazz lovers will this week have the best of both worlds, when some of Zimbabwe's country's top female musicians descend on Jazz 105, the premier jazz joint in Harare for a... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Buy Zimbabwe Sports, Fun Festival [column]

  BUY Zimbabwe in partnership with University of Zimbabwe will next week engage its respective partners in a variety of sports during the first Buy Zimbabwe - UZ sports and Fun... Read more »