admin‘Floraleza’ comes to town
Lovemore Meya Arts Correspondent A thought-provoking solo exhibition titled “Floraleza” by Oula Leele from Spain officially opened on Tuesday night at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe. The show is made…
Zim swimmers to participate at FINA world champs
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE is expected to have three athletes competing in the upcoming FINA World Championships starting this week in Kazan, Russia. The competition is scheduled to run from tomorrow…
Tracking incubator success
Kudzai Mubaiwa Business Hub Wherever resources are invested, there is demand for performance and accountability by the investor. Clear milestones must guide an incubator’s activities. Best practice dictates that monitoring and evaluation…
E-Learning spurs education boom
e-Learning is becoming an increasingly popular means of offering and gaining education, with Web-based learning leading the way. By 2006, 3,5 million students were participating in on-line learning at institutions of…
Musinami warns So-Kyokushin fighters
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE So-Kyokushin Karate technical director Kumbirai Musinami says local fighters to compete in the inaugural All-Africa So-Kyokushin tournament scheduled for Chitungwiza Aquatic Complex this weekend should…
Teenager attempts to rape stepmom
Beitbridge Bureau A 16-year-old boy from Musane area, here, has been sentenced to moderate corporal punishment for attempting to rape his 25-year-old stepmother. The incident occurred under Chief Stauze’s area last…
‘Zimbabwe, here we come’
Victoria Ruzvidzo Business Focus It is no longer business as usual. Women have decided to stop the “Micky Mouse” businesses some have been engaged in and are going full throttle…
Potraz fires warning shots
Tonderai Rutsito Techspot The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe said it will act on complaints lodged by subscribers against mobile services providers. Speaking during consumer awareness roadshows in Kwekwe and…
LATEST: Diarrhoea claims 14 in July
Herald Reporter The Ministry of Health and Child Care says 14 people died of diarrhoea countrywide during the first week of this month bringing the total number of people who…
City wakes up to head-on collision shock…seven dead
Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief— SEVEN people died and five others were seriously injured yesterday morning in a head-on collision which occured about 20km from Kwekwe along the Kwekwe- Gweru highway. Six…