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Andrew Muvishi Herald Reporter Government has urged stakeholders in the agricultural sector to prioritise the reduction of poverty and food insecurity through adaptation to climate change. This was said by…
Bolt’s footballing ability blasted
SYDNEY. — Perth Glory attacker Andy Keogh has blasted Usain Bolt’s footballing ability, stating that the eight-time Olympic champion has a first touch “like a trampoline”. Bolt has been on…
SADC officially launches renewable energy centre
Joseph Ngwawi Correspondent The establishment of a regional centre for renewable energy in Southern Africa is expected to go a long way in ensuring the harmonisation of standards in a…
ABORTION SHOCKER!66 800 abortions carried out in 2016: Study
Stories by Paidamoyo Chipunza Senior Health Reporter At least 18 out of every 1 000 women in Zimbabwe induced abortions in 2016 alone. The majority of these were adolescents and…
Let’s end this price madness
Stephen Mpofu Correspondent “Something must break”, otherwise we cannot go on like this with prices galloping like horses competing at Ascot or Borrowdale racecourses,” a man fumed outside a shop…
‘Command Agric here to stay’
Leonard Ncube Victoria Falls Reporter THE Command Agriculture Programme introduced by Government in 2016 will continue for the next 10 years as it has proved to be a success, an…
Govt takes steps to cut high cost of medicines
Government is working on a new system of drug procurement and distribution for the public sector to ensure that critical medicines are available at affordable rates, Health and Child Care…
Korean food festival on cards
The Korean Embassy will this coming Tuesday host the Korean Food Festival with Korean cuisines set to be presented. Running under the theme of Harmony of Flavours, Harmony of Minds,…
Everton latest threat to Man U
LONDON. — Another meek performance in losing for the fifth time this season in midweek to Juventus has put Jose Mourinho’s position as Manchester United manager back in peril ahead…