adminSA theatre deputy director Nyamza dismissed
Johannesburg. — The arts industry has reacted with shock to the dismissal of South African State Theatre (SAST) deputy director Mamela Nyamza.
Sharks confident to retain top spot
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter AFTER taking the lead during the first session of the Harare Senior Swimming Championships at Les Brown Pool over the weekend, Sharks are confident they will…
Diplomatic relations a chance to cement ties: UAE envoy
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter The establishment of diplomatic relations between Zimbabwe and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is an opportunity to strengthen the relationship between the two countries. This was…
Community plays key role in curbing HIV
Born HIV-positive 22 years ago to an under-age mother, Brian Mandizadza (not his real name) of Chinyudze in Gutu District has defaulted on his treatment multiple times.
(LOOKING BACK) – Zimbabweans survive Achille Lauro sinking
EIGHT Zimbabwean residents — six adults and two children — were among the nearly 1 000 passengers and crew rescued from the Italian cruiser Achille Lauro, which caught fire off the Somali coast on Wednesday and sank soon after sunset last night.
Poverty datum line rises
AN average Zimbabwean family required at least $3 160 in October to meet its basic needs to the level for it not to be deemed poor, latest data released by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) shows.
Women’s land rights vital for Africa’s agriculture
The African Union (AU) Declaration on Land Issues and Challenges, the AU Declaration of committing 2010-2020 as the African Women’s Decade and the AU 30 percent target for documented land rights in women’s names by 2025, are important messages from leaders on the continent that empowering women through tenure security is a necessary condition for equity and the socio-economic and agricultural transformation of Africa.
All set for NAAZ course
ALL is set for the athletics International Level Two Sprints and Hurdles course which begins this morning in Bulawayo.
More foreign businesses to invest in Zim
More foreign businesses have increased appetite to invest in Zimbabwe as buttressed by the implementation rate of approved investment projects that has more than doubled, the Zimbabwe Investment Authority (ZIA), chief executive Richard Mbaiwa, has said.
Zim team in Copa last eight
ZIMBABWE’S Copa Coca-Cola boys football team got off to a positive start at the Africa Cup tournament in Thika, Kenya, when they won their matches against the hosts and Mozambique yesterday to advance to the quarter-finals.