Zim Agric Show dates moved
Yeukai Tazira and Lynn Munjanja THE Zimbabwe Agricultural Society (ZAS) has moved forward this year’s agricultural show dates by a week to accommodate both national and international stakeholders. Addressing the…
Zim artistes flock to Mzansi
THE poor turnout at music concerts has forced local artistes to spread tentacles to South Africa where a good number of their fans are based.
Man United slip up
LONDON. — Manchester United have slipped from second to sixth in the Forbes list of the world’s most valuable sports clubs released yesterday. United saw their value drop from $4.12…
Corporate corruption, illicit outflows bleeding Zim
President Mnangagwa has made the anti-corruption crusade one of his key reckoning points in the Second Republic to attract foreign investments and extricate the country from the economic quagmire.
Chipandu revels in Gems success
THE president of the Zimbabwe Netball Association, Leticia Chipandu, says they need to put in place structures that will make it possible for them to build on the strides the sport has made here.
All set for golf tourney
CAM and Motor Golf Club will host the inaugural The St James the Greater Parish fundraising golf tournament with more than 20 teams expected to take part
All eyes on S. Africa as it flexes UNSC muscle
South Africa is six months into its third term on a highly divided United Nations Security Council (UNSC). How has it fared and where can improvements be made?
Woods won’t beat Nicklaus
LONDON. — Golf legend Jack Nicklaus believes it will be “tough” for Tiger Woods to eclipse his record of 18 major victories.
Mayor to host Netball team
THE exploits of the Zimbabwe senior netball side at the just-ended Vitality Netball World Cup in Liverpool, England, continue to get recognition with the Mayor of Harare, Herbert Gomba, set to host the team when it returns home.
Managers cleared in drugs case
Government has reinstated Masvingo Provincial Hospital medical superintendent Dr Julius Chirengwa and some members of the hospital’s management committee who were suspended early this month on allegations of selling critical drugs to private pharmacies




