Lazarus Boora ‘Gringo’ recovering
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent Popular actor Lazarus Boora aka Gringo who underwent surgery for a ruptured appendix this week is recovering well in hospital and the family would like to thank…
TBs appetite dries up
Zimbabwe failed to raise the targeted amount through Treasury Bills in the last two auctions, underlining the huge disconnect between inflation “realities” being experienced by investors and expectations of policy makers, according to analysts.
TBs appetite dries up
Zimbabwe failed to raise the targeted amount through Treasury Bills in the last two auctions, underlining the huge disconnect between inflation “realities” being experienced by investors and expectations of policy makers, according to analysts.
Antipas cautious of Lesotho
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter WARRIORS’ coach Joey Antipas says his players will not attack like ‘Red Indians’ when they take on Lesotho in the second-leg of the final Chan qualifier…
Letters to the Editor: Shortage of electricity and water makes women’s lives unbearable
Walter Mswazie in Masvingo Mrs Thokozile Mpala (44) is a housewife who lives in Mucheke suburb in Masvingo. Daily she is caught in between preparing her children’s breakfast before they…
Zim Cricket opens a new chapter
ZIMBABWE Cricket chairman, Tavengwa Mukuhlani, says an extension of sanctions from the International Cricket Council could have led to the collapse of the country’s second biggest sporting discipline.
How well do you know Harare?
Who ever thought watching buildings and roads would be this intriguing?
How well do you know Harare?
Who ever thought watching buildings and roads would be this intriguing?
Russia-Africa Summit will unlock opportunities
The Russia-Africa Summit to be held next week will help cement strong ties between Zimbabwe and Russia and is a step in the right direction in aiding the African country’s economic turnaround strategy, an official has said.
Zupco kombis bring relief to commuters’ pockets
Recently, Government opened the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) franchise to commuter omnibus operators in a move likely to increase convenience at the same time reducing transport costs for commuters.









