adminIs Morocco playing the Trojan horse with AU?
Shannon Ebrahim:Correspondent Last week Morocco secured the support of two-thirds of the AU’s member states for re-admission to the continental body. Morocco could, however, prove to be a Trojan horse…
Man up for forging academic certificates
Anesu Chakabva: Court Reporter A 24-year-old Ruwa man who was arrested on allegations of forging academic documents appeared at the Harare Magistrates’ Courts last Thursday and was remanded to March 1…
Lack of funding stifles Black Mambazo dream
Johannesburg. — The long-awaited Ladysmith Black Mambazo Music Academy looks like it will be delayed further by lack of funds despite receiving a R1 million cash injection from the KwaZulu-Natal…
More POS machines to be imported
Government is mobilising funds to import more Point of Sale (POS) machines to promote the use of plastic money countrywide, a Cabinet Minister has said.
This season’s heavy rains ITCZ-induced: Experts
Sifelani Tsiko — Could the recent storms and floods that have affected most of the country resulting in damage and widespread, persistent flooding surpass the scale of the Cyclone Eline-induced…
Zim get WC campaign underway
ZIMBABWE will be out to get their campaign at the ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifier 2017 off to a good start when they play Ireland today in their first group…
Cancer-related costs scuttle recovery prospects
Leroy Dzenga: Features Writer In October 2015, 23-year-old Tapiwa Sachiti was diagnosed with Osteoblatoma, a rare cancer which eats the bone and causes swelling. The rarity of her case means she requires…
Trump to set up voter fraud commission
WASHINGTON. — President Donald Trump said on Sunday he is creating a commission headed by Vice President Mike Pence to investigate what the US leader alleges was massive voter fraud…
‘Factory farming’ comes to town
Obert Chifamba: Agric-Insight When I first bumped into the phrase “factory farming” I couldn’t help but imagine farmers doing all sorts of farming activities within the precincts of a factory, yet…
Somalia’s presidential poll on
MOGADISHU. — Somalia’s electoral committee said preparations for tomorrow’s presidential polls which has been postponed four times, are complete and the election will take place as scheduled.