adminVillagers appeal for boreholes
Andile Tshuma Bulawayo Bureau VILLAGERS in Kezi are appealing for more boreholes as they are drinking water from unsafe sources also used by animals.
Lions roar in New Zealand
HAMILTON. — Jack Nowell scored a sparkling try double as the British and Irish Lions ended their mid-week slump in style with a 34-6 win over the Chiefs yesterday, just…
Chigaazira enters second round
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S up-and-coming player Mark Chigaazira yesterday sailed through to the second round of the ongoing second International Tennis Federation Old Mutual Futures Series when he beat Akram…
Gache-Gache gold mining in pipeline
Africa Moyo Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Mining Company (ZCDC) says alluvial gold mining at Gache-Gache in Kariba is still in the pipeline and would be undertaken only after an…
New deal for Conte
LONDON. — Antonio Conte is close to agreeing to sign a new contract at Chelsea after positive talks, according to Sky in Italy.
Govt commits to implementing UNHRC recommendations
Daniel Nemukuyu in Kadoma secretary for Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Mrs Virginia Mabiza said Government is committed to implementing the 151 recommendations of the United Nations Human Rights Council…
Diamond FM impresses Parliamentary committee
Samuel Kadungure in Mutare THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Information, Media and Broadcasting Services yesterday toured Diamond FM and was impressed by its operations.
ZPI operating profit declines
Busines Reporter Zimre Property Investments’ operating profit for the five months to May 2017 nearly halved to $468 000 compared to $819 000 achieved during the same period last year.
AJ taunts Fury again
LONDON. — Anthony Joshua has aimed another verbal jab at Tyson Fury by describing his heavyweight boxing rival’s win over Wladimir Klitschko as “boring”.
Cholera death toll rises in Yemen
SANAA. – The death toll from cholera in war-torn Yemen has increased to 1 146 since April 27, with the total suspected cases reaching 166 976, the World Health Organization…