adminBIG BOYS NIGHTMARE
AS the curtain comes down on the 2108 Premiership season this afternoon, it will be reflection time for traditional giants, Dynamos, Highlanders who will look back to failed campaigns in which they will end yet another frustrating term empty-handed.
Vision 2030: Reporting the story on national recovery
One exciting headache we in Government grapple with daily is the demand for foreign currency, which has now more than doubled.
Call to scale up Zim-India trade
THE Deputy Minister of Industry and Commerce, Cde Raj Modi, has called on Indian private and public businesses to scale up trade with their counterparts in Zimbabwe.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Sports facilities due for facelift
THE provision of infrastructure and facilities commensurate with international standards remains key to the development of sport in many developing countries, Zimbabwe included.
A time to kill
He is a familiar face. A man who you have lived and worked with for close to a decade. A person who ought to protect you should the unfortunate possibility of attack face you in a world that emasculates you simply because of your sex.
ED for Mash West ‘Thank You’ rally
All roads this morning lead to Murombedzi Growth Point where tens of thousands are expected to attend Zanu-PF President and First Secretary Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa’s address in his first “Thank You Rally” after leading the ruling party to a resounding victory in the July 30 harmonised elections.
Congress divides MDC-Alliance
MDC-Alliance president Mr Nelson Chamisa’s rift with his secretary-general Mr Douglas Mwonzora over the forthcoming elective congress continued to widen yesterday with Mr Chamisa taking the first step to initiate the process to expel him.
Fidel Castro’s legacy lives on
ST: November 25 marks the second anniversary of the death of Cuban revolutionary icon Fidel Castro. What is the greatest legacy that you think Castro bequeathed to Cuba and Africa?
Govt rationalises civil service
Government will retire the remaining 2 917 youth officers by year end as part of efforts to cut its wage bill and contain the budget deficit.
Laying the foundation for triple ‘S’ growth – Strong, Sustainable and Shared
When Professor Mthuli Ncube was appointed Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister in September, he was one of the surprise packages of the new Cabinet as he was hailed as a technocrat and an astute banker with international experience.