Ward Two Resident On Drugs Fight
By Rex Mphisa A resident of Ward Two in urban Beitbridge has asked co-residents to consider forming an anti-drugs unit to safeguard their ward as the vice grips the country.…
World Bank Ranks Zim No.1 In Global Reserves Growth
By Patience Gondo Zimbabwe has been ranked among the top 10 countries in the world that made the largest progress in foreign currency reserves accumulation after the country’s reserves grew…
Govt Cuts Energy Sector Fees
By Chantelle Muzanenhamo The Zimbabwean government has announced a comprehensive review and major reduction of licences, permits and levies across the entire energy sector. The decision, announced at a Cabinet…
ZIFA Rubbishes PSL Promotion and Relegation Decision
By Rex Mphisa ZIMBABWE’S soccer governing body has rubbished the Premier Soccer League’s resolution not to relegate any teams this season but increase the number to 22 from 18. In…
Residents Demand Number Plate Fees Cut
By Rex Mphisa BEITBRIDGE residents have asked the government when it will reduce the cost of number plates to US$50 as was announced by the Minister of Finance and Economic…
Beitbridge Man Jailed 30 Months for Car Theft
By Panashe Divine Karidzagundi A 37-year-old man from Beitbridge has been jailed for 30 months after he was convicted of stealing a Toyota Fortuner and valuables from a local clearing…
Warror Hadebe At Half Century Caps!
By Chantelle Muzanenhamo Warriors defender Teenage Lingani Hadebe has reached a major landmark in his international career after earning his 50th cap for the Zimbabwe national team. The 28-year-old, who…
Meat, Water, Crashed Metal, and the Tyres!
By Rex Mphisa THE Masvingo – Beitbridge Road had so much in store for Zimbabweans this week when it became meaty! All the cuts, not yet sliced though, lay strewn…
Child Marriages, Drug Abuse, Worry Beitbridge Chief
By Chantelle Muzanenhamo Chief Sitaudze, born David Mbedzi, has called for stronger community action to stop child marriages in Beitbridge, warning that the practice is rising at an alarming rate…
ZRP Warns Drivers Against Crossing Flooded Rivers
By Patience Gondo The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has warned motorists not to attempt crossing flooded rivers and bridges during the rainy season, saying that failure to follow road safety…