Businessman Wicknell Chivayo has kept his promise by handing over US$2000 to the man who impressed him with his dances during a political event held in the country. Chivayo on X (formerly Twitter) last week posted; “Kune avo vari ku Conference kwedu ku Gweru pakaitawo anosangana ne Mudhara wedu uyu ndiri kuva tsvaga. […]
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CONFUSION reigned supreme yesterday following conflicting reports that schools opening had been deferred from today to Wednesday this week. In an interview yesterday, Primary and Secondary Education ministry spokesperson Patrick Zumbo told NewsDay that schools would be opening on Wednesday this week. Schools were due for opening today for the third term, but speculation […]
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The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) is cautioning people in Zimbabwe against using unlicensed satellite service providers or operators based outside the country. Interestingly, the warning comes at a time when Elon Musk’s Starlink is gaining popularity in Zimbabwe. In a statement released on Thursday, POTRAZ is stressing that anyone using […]
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Residents of Mtapa and Mambo suburbs took it up upon themselves to cut trees and tall grass in Mtapa cemetery which has become an eyesore. The cemetery which is home to more than 16 000 graves was now being used for open defecation by vendors from the nearby Mtapa market. It has also been […]
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A 42-year-old security guard narrowly escaped death after being attacked with stones for dating a married woman. Night Zhanelo, from Crowhill, sustained severe head injuries when an unidentified individual hurled stones at him for being romantically involved with a married woman on Crowhill Road. Speaking from his bed at Parirenyatwa Hospital, Zhanelo refuted the […]
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THERE was drama in Karoi town’s central business district when a Karoi Town Council (KTC) refuse truck was forced to dump garbage in the middle of the road after catching fire. The garbage was offloaded near a business complex on the highway and vehicles were forced to divert routes. The NewsDay witnessed the drama as […]
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