adminMali President hails land reform
Felex Share Senior Reporter Giving land to the people is one of the ways through which African countries can gain full economic independence, Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has said.
Blacks lives matter as well
Matt Peppe Correspondent Numerous studies have found that blacks are killed by police at a highly disproportionate rate relative to their percentage of the population.
Mhere, John Mutoko in duet
Own Correspondent Russia-based Zimbabwean musician John Mutoko has inked a collaboration deal with Mathias Mhere for a duet to feature on the former’s upcoming album.
Develop the leader in you
Shelter Chieza Change Management As I sat listening to a teaching from one of my greatest mentors I could not help but realise that we often compartmentalise leaders to the…
Goshawks in camp
Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe developmental rugby side, the Goshawks, expected to travel to Zambia next week for the Africa Cup Group 1C third tier tournament, last night held…
Zim closer to agreeing to Internet Governance Forum
Stakeholders in the technology sector yesterday agreed that there was need for an Internet Governance Forum in the country. Speaking on the sidelines of a summit to debate the issue,…
$30m capital injection for Agribank
Business Reporter THE government has injected $30 million into the Agricultural Bank of Zimbabwe (Agribank) ahead of the deadline for financial institutions to meet minimum capital requirements this month, the…
AU to send troops to Burundi
Johannesburg — African leaders meeting at a summit in Johannesburg on Monday agreed to send military experts to Burundi, which has been rocked by weeks of violence over the president’s…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Kudos to SA over Al-Bashir arrest circus
WE commend the South African government for refusing to be used by the International Criminal Court to cause the arrest of Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir while attending an African Union…
SA marks Soweto uprising
Johannesburg — The day apartheid police opened fire on protesting black school children in Soweto on June 16, 1976 was commemorated in South Africa yesterday.