Team Zimbabwe

Nqobile Tshili, Sunday News Reporter IN 1965, two teachers based in Gwanda, the late Willian George Senda and Ellah Senda-Ndlovu conceived a child and christened her Doreen Zandile Senda. They inculcated a strong culture of education in the then-young Doreen who started her education at Donkwe-Donkwe Primary School in Kezi, Matabeleland South Province before moving […] …
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Robin Muchetu and Thupeyo Muleya, Senior Reporters WITH the anticipated huge volume of human and vehicular traffic this festive season in the aftermath of the last two years of Covid-19 travel restrictions, the country’s border authorities say they have deployed adequate personnel and material resources at all the country’s ports of entry and exit. In […] …
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Judith Phiri, Business Reporter THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) has said internet and data usage in the country has been consistently increasing owing to a more digitalised economy. This development comes at a time the internet penetration rate is expected to rise to 75,4 percent by 2025, as the Government moves […] …
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Richard Muponde and Harmony Agere THE authorities will take extraordinary measures, including the removal of all barriers hindering investment in the energy sector, to ensure that Zimbabwe does not face severe power shortages next year, President Mnangagwa has said. This comes as top officials have said Zimbabweans can look forward to a bright Christmas as […] …
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Sunday Mail Reporter The Registrar-General’s (RG) Office has issued over 350 000 e-passports to date, clearing the national backlog that stood at 200 000 in January, with plans to decentralise the service to four additional district offices and 15 Zimbabwe embassies now at an advanced stage. Last year, the Government engaged security printing company Garsu […] …
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