adminClubs fume over cancelled South Africa trip
THE Zimbabwe Netball Association are once again under spotlight albeit for the wrong reasons after they failed to facilitate the junior national team to travel to South Africa where they were invited to feature at the Spar Challenge International Netball Test Series as curtain-raisers.
Free inputs, tillage for cotton growers
Cotton Presidential Input and Tillage schemes were launched in Gokwe at the weekend amid calls that no influential person should be allowed to abuse the Government-initiated programme.
Possessing machete to attract jail
Machetes will be banned in gold mining areas, with those possessing them set to be jailed under a new law being crafted by the Government.
The long march to prosperity
China raised 800 million people out of poverty over the last 40 years. That is like raising 20 million people out of poverty every year for 40 years. The government of China has consistently made a political commitment to reducing poverty.
What makes a firm responsible corporate citizen?
South Africa needs a resource to help companies rehabilitate and pay reparation for wrongful conduct by its corporate leaders — Prof Mervyn King
Equipment makers urged to target Zambian market
Trade promotion body, ZimTrade, has urged local manufacturers of mining equipment to consider exporting to the Zambian market.
Rainbow Amateur Netball League ends
THE Rainbow Amateur Netball League have insisted they will not extend the season despite having some clubs that are still to complete their fixtures as the curtain came down on the 2019 season on Saturday.
Zim steps up Expo 2020 Dubai preps
The Expo 2020 Dubai is a platform for Zimbabwe to shine, market itself, including its cultural values, the country’s Commissioner-General for Expo 2020 Dubai, Ambassador Mary Mubi has said.
Policy dilemma for African countries
Countries in Africa face a serious dilemma with the Paris Climate Treaty key target of curbing global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees Celsius.
Marcopolo taken to court over bus dispute
Northwood Adventist Primary School has approached the High Court with a view to getting a branded 68-seater Marcopolo Andare Class Scania bus it ordered from Marcopolo Zimbabwe last year.