adminUnravelling India’s heatwave
NEW DELHI. — India’s infamous tropical temperatures are making news once again. Over the past few weeks, a searing heat wave has gradually taken control over most parts of the…
Organic farming project brings hope
Tafadzwa Ndlovu Features Correspondent When the Danish International Development Agency unveiled a market gardening project to support smallholder farmers in Shurugwi’s Chatora Village under Chief Ndanga, Elson Maramwidzemoyo was one…
Midfielder dies in action
TRAGEDY struck during a ZIFA Harare Division Three league match on Sunday when midfielder Eliah Munyaradzi collapsed and later died.
Mutuma returns to CAPS
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter CAPS United prodigal sons — Rodreck Mutuma, Stephen Makatuka and Dominic Mukandi — returned to the team they quit in a huff a few weeks ago…
SA denies troops stranded in Uganda
CAPE TOWN. — South African National Defence Force (SANDF) yesterday refuted claims that about 850 South African soldiers were stranded in Uganda.
The curse of the legacy of tribalism
Reason Wafawarova On Thursday Part of the reason we have had xenophobic disturbances in South Africa twice in the last seven or so years is because the post-colonial tribesman loathes…
Zim skipper suspended
LAHORE. — Zimbabwe captain Elton Chigumbura has been suspended for two ODIs for maintaining a slow over-rate during his side’s first One-Day International against Pakistan in Lahore on Tuesday.
Unrealistic wage expectations hinder economy
Business Editor While Zimbabwe continues to benefit from negative inflation, unrealistic wage expectations continue to hinder the nation’s economy, FBC Holdings chairman Herbert Nkala said at the launch of the…
Mangoma confirms meeting Tevera’s wife
Felex Share Senior Reporter MDC Renewal Team treasurer-general Mr Elton Mangoma yesterday confirmed meeting the wife of the party’s provincial youth leader, Mr Believe Tevera, on three different occasions.
‘Policy changes good for mining sector’
Structural and policy changes being introduced in the mining sector in Zimbabwe will likely spur it to rebound strongly in the medium term, the African Development Bank has said.