adminEditorial Comment: Good stories to tell about Zimbabwe
Lies have such short legs. The Sunday Times of South Africa has just been disgraced for writing fake stories that were meant to soil two key institutions in that country — the South African Revenue Services and the elite investigations unit, the Hawks.
DEFINING MOMENT . . . Warriors must find a way to the Promised Land without Knowledge
AFTER writing a Cinderella tale, the closest football has come to producing its version of that classic Rumble in the Jungle world heavyweight boxing showdown in Kinshasa, the Warriors now need to somehow find a way to hunt without their talismanic leader tonight.
First Lady charms Budiriro residents
Tendai Rupapa Senior Reporter First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa yesterday charmed Budiriro, Harare, residents when she spent the day performing household chores and promoting cleanliness to avoid the spread of cholera.…
Povo, Esap, fulcrum . . .How language has impacted our thinking, behaviour over the years
My experience over the years has been that wherever people are gathered together for a purpose and whenever they engage in active programmes aimed at something, certain words and/or expressions gain currency and become part of everyday conversation.
Govt to formulate new media policy
Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter Government will continue engaging all stakeholders and taking their views on board as it formulates a new media policy in line with the thrust of the…
Govt incorporates rural women in national development
Prince Mukuna Herald Reporter GOVERNMENT has initiated the advancement of rural women and their integration into mainstream national development processes as equal participants and beneficiaries, Women Affairs, Community, Small and…
Bolt fumes over drug test
Sprint legend Usain Bolt says he’s stunned after being handed a drug testing notice despite retiring from athletics and having no professional contract as he bids to launch a football career in Australia.
Stakes high in Zim, DRC match
ZIMBABWE Warriors stand on the threshold of securing yet another dance with the African Cup of Nations with a game to spare if they complete a rare double over plucky Democratic Republic of Congo at the National Sports Stadium tonight.
UN, S. Sudan hail Zim peacekeeping efforts
Phyllis Kachere, recently in JUBA, South Sudan Zimbabwe has received acclamation from the United Nations and the South Sudanese government for contributing the highest police contingent of highly -skilled personnel…