Cotton output soars 76pc

AFTER making a huge come back, the curtain comes down on the 2018 cotton marketing season with production hitting 130 000 tonnes, the highest output in nearly five years.

Local movie ‘Escape’ at European festival

Highly publicised award-wining movie “Escape” yesterday got a slot at Gdynia Film Festival in Poland.

No easy ride for Kirsty

LEGENDARY swimmer Kirsty Coventry should not expect a smooth ride in her new portfolio in the Ministry of Sport, Youth, Arts and Recreation.

Econet launches Cholera Crisis Fund

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe’s banking subsidiary Steward Bank, yesterday launched a $2 million National Cholera Crisis Fund that is meant to raise funds for the cholera crisis that has engulfed some parts of the country.

Sector loses $4,8bn to sanctions: Study

Zimbabwe has lost billions of dollars in revenue, with the manufacturing sector deprived of at least $4,8 billion in 2010 owing to illegal sanctions imposed by the United States of America and Western countries, a University of Zimbabwe (UZ)-commissioned research has revealed.

Warriors move an inch in Fifa rankings

THE Zimbabwe Warriors finally moved an inch on the latest FIFA/Coca-Cola world rankings after occupying the same position since June.

S. Sudan’s President invites rebel chiefs to Juba as gesture of peace

South Sudanese President Salva Kiir has invited all opposition leaders who rebelled against him to come to Juba to witness his commitment to the recently signed peace deal. 

Good cop, bad cop?: The parenting dilemma

Parents exert enormous influence over their children’s mental and psychological development.

Quitting is not an option . . .

When I read a story two days ago in which Dynamos coach Lloyd Mutasa insisted he would not quit despite such a very poor run I said there must be something wrong with his mind. How do you persist as coach when everything points to the fact that you have failed so dismally, failing thousands of loyal supporters and the football fraternity in general.

Musabayana salutes ED

Former Minister of State for Mashonaland East Provincial Affairs David Musabayana has commended President Mnangagwa for affording him an opportunity to preside over the province.

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