adminPerceptions of risk can be minimised
Felix NjiniWindhoek. — International mining companies should adapt to resource nationalism and learn to engage and negotiate with governments for value trade-offs rather than fighting. Markets risk
Sculpture and maintenance
Knowledge MushohweWhen Dominic Benhura presented his multi-piece “Leap Frog” springstone sculpture to local authorities some years ago, the idea must have been to have it occupy some public space for
Draft constitution demands sober minds
Panganayi Kahuni
Eleven people who were all not lawyers wrote the American constitution but they understood the need to embrace the principles of the declaration of independence. It is a constitution that acknowledges
Editorial Comment: Swiftly investigate Morton Jaffray cyanide case
Delivering 19 tonnes of concentrated sodium cyanide solution instead of 19 tonnes of aluminium sulphate solution to Morton Jaffray Waterworks to treat water was a monumental error. No harm was
Harare win U-17 inter-provincial tourney
Ellina Mhlanga Sports ReporterHARARE are this year’s winners of the Under-17 boys and girls inter-provincial tournament held in Mutare over the weekend. The tournament saw all the provinces fighting for honours in the boys and
Mixed bag for rugby U-19
Paul Munyuki Sports ReporterMOST of the players who took part at the Under-18 Craven Week rugby festival in South Africa last month will not be part of the Young Sables squad for the Junior Africa Cup at the end of this month.
Cricket team gets morale boost
Godknows Matarutse Sports ReporterTHE Zimbabwe Under-19 cricket team got a morale boost ahead of the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in Australia later this month when they received a kit sponsorship from a local transport company Sabot
Tapfuma into third round in ITF tourney
Ellina Mhlanga Sports ReporterSECOND seed, Tendai Tapfuma, booked his place in the third round of the ongoing International Tennis Federation Southern/Central African Junior Circuit after beating Egypt’s Nabil Fouad in yesterday’s second
Tavengwa heads for London
From Collin Matiza in LONDONTOP Zimbabwean female long-distance runner Sharon Tavengwa is set to fly into the British capital today to prepare for this Sunday’s women’s marathon race at the 2012 Olympic Games. Tavengwa (29), who
Mixed fortunes for Zim Bowling team
From Mbachi Mutukula-Maregere in DURBANZIMBABWE’S trips suffered their first defeat while the pairs got their first victory against Botswana in a competitive match at the Africa States Bowling Tournament at Umhlali Country Club here yesterday.