adminHerentals stun ZPC Kariba
ZPC Kariba continued to sing the blues when they suffered a home defeat at the hands of newboys Herentals in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match at Nyamhunga yesterday.
Yadah Stars soar to victory
YADAH STARS must be wondering why club owner Prophet Walter Magaya doesn’t come often to watch them in action because every time he does that, he appears to bring the best out of them.
Nelson Chamisa, a tinpot dictator
Prosperity Mzila Correspondent Little by little, Nelson Chamisa is exhibiting traits of a dictator. He is imposing conditions on the MDC-T party and its members, making unilateral decisions and going…
Zimpapers revenue up 4pc
ZIMPAPERS says revenue for the full year to December 31, 2017, rose 4 percent to $39,1 million, largely driven by growth in broadcasting and the commercial printing division.
Lehmann resigns, Smith breaks down
In a shocking turn of events, Darren Lehmann has stepped down as coach of the Australian cricket team.
Water Agreement: All you need to know
What is a water abstraction agreement? A water abstraction agreement is a contract that any person, entity or organisation who needs a reservation for their use of raw water from…
It’s time US accounts for history of torture
Ariel Dorfman Correspondent President Trump’s nomination of Gina Haspel to head the CIA has stirred objections from many quarters. After 9/ 11, Haspel ran an illegal black site in Thailand…
Don’t always play victim, women urged
Women have been urged to move away from always portraying themselves as victims of gender inequality and instead take the initiative to improve their lives.
We’re apolitical: Chiefs
Traditional leaders in Chiredzi have refuted charges by some local opposition parties that they were forcing their subjects to support Zanu-PF saying the allegations were being peddled by unpopular parties facing defeat in the forthcoming harmonised elections.
Hurungwe needs 1000t food aid
Hurungwe District needs at least 1 000 tonnes of maize to feed villagers from Ward 17 in the three months through to May this year, before they harvest.