Gems head for SA

Veronica Gwaze THE Zimbabwe women’s netball team is banking on vice-captain Rudo Karume once again switching on beast mode as they head to South Africa for the Diamond Challenge Cup.

Causes of sore muscles

Simon Gama Causes of sore muscles after work out: Its calcium that damages muscle fibre and brings on pain. Muscle soreness, the acting sensation in your muscles that you feel…

Farmer practical exposure a critical training tool

  Mhlupheki Dube A DISCUSSION with some feedlot farmers after they sold their animals during the past week opened my mind to some aspect of farmer training that is usually…

ZCDC embraces artisanal gem mining

THE Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company says artisanal mining in alluvial fields should be embraced as a developmental thrust if the diamond sector is to significantly contribute to economic turnaround.

Eye on Fashion: Clear and smooth skin done easy

Rutendo Chidawanyika MOST women suffer from unclear skin, caused by pimples, acne and blackheads. A rough or bumpy skin is not something women want to have. In as much some…

CIO operative’s body found after week

Peter Matika, Senior Reporter THE body of a member of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) who drowned in the Lower Ncema Dam in Umzingwane District last Saturday, during a weekend…

Cultural Heritage: Journey to Great Zimbabwe: Expressions of and symbolism behind the Zimbabwe bird’s ‘neck’

Pathisa Nyathi LAST week I went to the Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo Polytechnic College in Gwanda where I addressed students taking IsiNdebele as a major. Somehow, the presentation wandered, meandered and…

8 clubs for Mat’land swimming gala

Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent STINGRAYS and Barracudas swimming clubs are set to lead in the battle for the 2018 Matabeleland Swimming Championships that begin at the City Pool on Thursday.

Industrialists’ mixed reactions

Tawanda Musarurwa Industrialists have expressed mixed reactions over the 2019 National Budget, highlighting the need for greater financing for productive sectors and effective prioritisation of foreign currency allocations.

MARKET REPORT: Economy set to grow by 3,1 percent

ZIMBABWE’S economy is projected to grow by 3,1 percent in 2019, which is lower than the 2018 anticipated growth of 4 percent, on subdued agriculture performance due to unfavourable weather…

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