Silas Nkala

Tsholotsho Rural District Council has placed 10 tonnes of elephant hides on advance sale, inviting licensed buyers to pay upfront for hides still being harvested under an official management quota.

Zimbabwe should shift focus from academic qualifications to technical and vocational skills, if the country is to grow its industrialisation and job creation base, a top academic has said.

For many young people in Bulawayo's western suburbs, the hunt for formal employment is a demoralising cycle of rejection and dead ends.

Ingwe Matabeleland Resources has called on the public and affected community members to submit their views regarding a proposed gold milling and processing plant in Maphisa, Matobo district.

The Mthwakazi Republic Party (MRP) has welcomed the African Union's renewed emphasis on preventive diplomacy, asserting that peaceful political grievances should be addressed before they escalate into conflict.

A Bulawayo faith-based organisation is broadening its HIV response by linking prevention programmes with skills training, education and livelihood

BULAWAYO, Sep. 6 (NewsDay Live) — The National Railways of Zimbabwe Contributory Pension Fund has invited civil engineering firms to design and

Explosive allegations of political motivation and investigator misconduct have emerged in the ongoing US$52 000 extortion case involving Bulawayo deputy mayor Edwin Ndlovu and four fellow councillors.

The convergence of artisanal gold mining, deepening poverty and population mobility has created a perfect storm for HIV infection in Umguza

BULAWAYO, SEPT 7, (Southern Eye Live) - The High Court has ordered a 39-year-old city pastor and small-scale miner to pay US$11 000 to a visually