First Lady sees women contributing to GDP

Herald Reporter
The creation of a viable and sustainable handicraft industry can contribute immensely to the Gross Domestic Product, First Lady Amai Grace Mugabe has said. She said art and craft could also be used to counter the effects of climate change as rural communities diversify their income and livelihood

Tottenham Hotspur back into the top four

London. — Jan Vertonghen’s classy second-half finish sent Tottenham Hotspur back into the Premier League’s top four.
The Belgian defender eventually broke the deadlock at White Hart Lane, calmly turning Kyle Walker’s free-kick past Gerhard Tremmel after it brushed

Drogba set to join Juventus

MILAN. — Juventus have made “significant progress” in their bid to sign Didier Drogba, who has agreed in principle to an 18-month deal with the Italian Serie A soccer champions, reports said yesterday. The 34-year-old signed a two-and-a-half-year deal with Shanghai Shenhua in July but the

Blues choke in Yokohama

YOKOHAMA. — Brazilian soccer giants Corinthians won the Club World Cup in Japan yesterday, overcoming European champions Chelsea 1-0 in a closely-fought encounter. Striker Guerrero got the goal as the Sao Paulo club secured their second intercontinental title — they won the Fifa Club World

Anglicans hold cleansing ceremony

Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter
ANGLICANS from the Church of the Province of Central Africa yesterday held a cleansing and re-dedication ceremony of the Cathedral of St Mary’s and All Saints in Harare. The ceremony marked the return of the Anglicans to the cathedral after five years following their dispute with Archbishop Nolbert

Adam Ndlovu dies, Peter injured in tragic crash

From Patrick Chitumba in Victoria Falls
FORMER Zimbabwe international striker Adam Ndlovu died in an accident early yesterday morning while his younger brother Peter escaped with serious injuries after a horrific car crash near the Victoria Falls International Airport.

‘We have not deployed in DRC’ . . . President says Sadc Standby Brigade will help Kinshasa, Tanzania is commander of the regional force

Tendai Mugabe recently in MALABO, Equatorial Guinea
Zimbabwe has not deployed troops to the Democratic Republic of Congo, but will only contribute soldiers to a Sadc Standby Brigade for a peacekeeping mission in that country, President Mugabe has said.

Steady growth for MBA association

Business Reporter
The Zimbabwe Master of Business Administration Association says it has experienced steady growth in its membership since its formation last year. The organisation said the latest disaggregated statistics

Sables coach happy with charges

Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter
DESPITE a rather embarrassing show at the Emirates Four-Nations rugby tournament in Dubai last week, Sables’ coach Brandon Dawson is happy with the way his charges fared. Losing 7-22 to Hong Kong in the opening game, falling 11-28 to Belgium and a 65-14 win over a hapless United Arab

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