Top Stories
More Top Stories
-
Harare City Council plans to sue residents and commercial customers to recover about ZiG940 million
-
RBZ launched the second phase of an extensive campaign to educate the public about the new currency
-
Malawian businesses participating at ZITF
-
Young entreprenuer has unlocked the value of the baobab fruit in Zimbabwe
-
RBZ Governor Dr John Mushayavanhu speaks to The Sunday Mail about the introduction of ZiG
-
STAGE SET FOR 44TH INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATIONS
News
9 hours ago | April 30, 2024
NEW: Tobacco farmers rake in US$309 million
Online Reporter FARMERS delivering their harvest from last season’s tobacco harvest have already pocketed US$309 million ...
NEW: Nineteen-year-old jailed for incest
Online Reporter A 19-year-old man from Soti village in Uzumba will spend one year in prison for incest after he slept ...
NEW: School fees can be paid in ZiG or USD: Government
Online Reporter PARENTS and guardians can pay school fees using the currency of their choice since Zimbabwe is operating ...
NEW: 33 bogus doctors, tutors arrested at Parirenyatwa Group of ...
Online Reporter AT least 33 fake doctors and tutors have been arrested at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals over the past ...
3 days ago | April 28, 2024
‘Bold decisions pay off for Zimbabwe’ . . . Nation eyes new era ...
Fungi Kwaramba in BULAWAYO Bold decisions that have been taken by the Second Republic in key sectors of agriculture, ...
Weekly ZiG withdrawal limit set
Emmanuel Kafe THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) will begin distributing the new Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) banknotes and coins ...
Historic triple burial of national heroes tomorrow
Richard Muponde and Emmanuel Kafe ZIMBABWEANS will converge on the National Heroes Acre tomorrow for the historic burial ...
Zim, Kenya sign eight MoUs
Mashudu Netsianda Bulawayo Bureau PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA and his Kenyan counterpart, Dr William Ruto, yesterday witnessed ...
Zim to enhance cooperation with Iran: VP Chiwenga
Mukudzei Chingwere in TEHRAN, Iran ZIMBABWE is working with Iran to ensure that the two friendly countries develop ...
Be disciplined, President tells tertiary students . . . urges ...
Tendai Rupapa in BULAWAYO CHILDREN must be disciplined and put to use the valuable teachings they receive from elders, ...
Peace, low voter turnout characterise by-elections
Sunday Mail Reporter A PEACEFUL environment and low voter turnout marked National Assembly by-elections in Harare East ...
Six minors among victims as Beatrice accident death toll rises to 16
Emmanuel Kafe SIX minors were among the 16 accident victims who died in an accident that occurred in Beatrice, at the ...
Zimbabwe surpasses export targets
Tawanda Musarurwa OVER the past five years, there has been a demonstrable increase in exports from Zimbabwe, driven by ...
Worry over underweight groceries
Veronica Gwaze ALICE MUSHUNJE, an avid shopper and bargain hunter, is a troubled soul. After her last two shopping ...
© 2024 The Sunday Mail | Disclaimer | Copyright
