admin‘Nakamba won’t go for cheap’
BELGIAN top-flight football side Club Brugge have revealed that Zimbabwe international Marvelous Nakamba will not go for cheap after the midfielder reportedly received a flurry of interests from clubs abroad, including those from England and Italy.
Saruchera looks ahead
CRANBORNE Bullets coach Nesbert “Yabo” Saruchera is keeping a low profile in as far as the championship race is concerned in the ZIFA Northern Region Division One Soccer League.
APNODE critical for economic development
There is need for the Government to fully fund the implementation of the African Parliamentarians’ Network on Development Evaluation (APNODE) to strengthen national evaluation ecosystems and foster development.
Man dies in mine mishap
A 39-year-old Mimosa Mining Company employee died on Saturday night after he was crushed by a rock that fell in a mineshaft he was working in.
Help instill discipline, commanders urged
JUNIOR army commanders should help instill high level of discipline in the organisation through improving general conduct of the troops under their command, a senior army officer has said.
All set for polarisation film workshop
All is set for a film and television workshop to be hosted by award-winning film director, Emanuel Matsinye at Life Long College in the CBD, today.
Commission head speaks out
chairperson of the Commission of Inquiry into the acquisition of State land, Justice Tendai Uchena, has said the acquisition and occupation of State land in most provinces across the country was done in a chaotic manner which resulted in some beneficiaries living in squalid conditions.
Russia eyes more Zim investments
RUSSIA is committed to exploring more investment opportunities across the country’s economy, outgoing Russian Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Sergey Bakharev said.
Craven Week team named
THE final squad for the Zimbabwe Under-18 rugby team heading off to South Africa on Friday for this year’s Under-18 Coca-Cola Academy Week has been named.
Farmers urged to diversify
MANICALAND farmers have been advised to diversify their agricultural options so as to boost both crop and livestock productivity while broadening revenue streams in the face of adverse weather patterns.