adminUZ acquires 474 stands
David Shumba Herald Reporter The University of Zimbabwe has acquired 474 residential stands in Harare for its employees. The stands were acquired through the University of Zimbabwe Workers Housing Trust.
Street theatre star to be honoured
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Entertainment Reporter One of the pioneers of Street Theatre in Harare’s First Street, Farai “Bhasopo” Muriro will be remembered for his exploits in the acting fraternity at a…
Head of house win saves Sipe
The power of the Big Brother Hotshots Head of House came to the fore on Monday night as it saved nominee Sipe from the list, but saw immunity holder Samantha…
Feruka Pipeline handles 96pc of fuel imports
Abigail Mawonde Business Reporter THE Feruka Pipeline is now handling 96 percent of the country’s fuel imports from about 71 percent after Government imposed a penalty of US4c per litre…
Mark Fish recovering
JOHANNESBURG. — Former South African international defender Mark Fish yesterday was recovering from a mild heart attack sustained two days earlier, according to the Afrikaans website netwerk24.com.
Moyes at Real Sociedad
LONDON. — New Real Sociedad coach David Moyes faces a tough challenge to get the Basque club back on Spanish La Liga soccer track, but it is also a chance…
Climate change threatens yields
From Sifelani Tsiko in PRETORIA, South Africa Zimbabwe and South Africa could experience a fall in crop yields of up to 30 percent or more by 2050 if climate change…
Pasuwa, Chaminuka unite for national duty
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter FOR the cause of the nation, the rivals in this year’s Castle Lager Premiership title race — Saul Chaminuka and Callisto Pasuwa — will unite and…
Pakistan in command against NZ
ABU DHABI. — Opener Tom Latham hit a maiden hundred but Pakistan still managed to secure a big lead in their bid to win the first Test cricket against New…
Play mirrors football ‘juju’
Brenda Phiri Entertainment Reporter Rooftop Promotions have launched a new play, “Juju Soccer” that is expected to be staged at different festivals across the globe. The play will premiere at…