adminChevrons prepare for Bangladesh
THE Zimbabwe cricket team are expected to warm up for their upcoming ODI series against Bangladesh when they face the BCB XI in a limited overs game tomorrow.
UN hails anti-human trafficking measures
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has commended Government for intensifying the fight against the trafficking of women and children.
Govt avails $17m for more fuel
Africa Moyo GOVERNMENT is working around the clock to resolve the supply shocks being felt in the economy due to panic buying, and availed an additional $17 million for the…
Govt to replicate Siyalima success story
GOVERNMENT will continue setting up more community irrigation schemes like Siyalima in Guruve as the initiative is a commendable example of climate change adaptation and resilience building, Mashonaland Central crops and livestock officer Mr Stancilae Tapererwa has said.
Biti, Japajapa trial dates set
The trial of MDC-Alliance principal Tendai Biti, who is facing charges of inciting violence and unlawfully declaring opposition party leader Mr Nelson Chamisa as the winner in the Presidential elections, is set to commence on November 12.
Semenya ruling deferred
The governing body of track and field will not apply rules to limit natural testosterone levels in female runners until the Court of Arbitration for Sport concludes an appeal case brought by South Africa’s Olympic champion Caster Semenya.
Xi reiterates China’s commitment to free trade, globalisation
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday reiterated China’s commitment to free trade and economic globalization while meeting with Stephen Perry, chairman of Britain’s 48 Group Club in Beijing.
Budiriro folk hail ‘God-sent’ First Lady
Gogo Marbel Zireva’s house in Budiriro has been turned into a mecca of sorts with visitors wanting to see and having a feel of the couch where the First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa sat when she visited the 70-year-old woman.
Pompeo meets Erdogan after talks with Saudis on missing journalist
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met Turkey’s President and Foreign Minister on Wednesday to discuss the disappearance of a Saudi journalist as pressure mounted on the kingdom to provide answers following Turkish allegations he was killed.
Judges shortage hits Byo
BULAWAYO High Court requires at least two more judges to effectively and speedily preside over cases that are on the increase, Chief Justice Luke Malaba has said.