Keeping elite safe at Davos is not cheap
The annual World Economic Forum (WEF) is about to kick off in Davos with heads of state and global business leaders gathering at the event, keeping attendants safe is a…
When craving overtakes sense of judgment
THE Mekeo tribe of New Guinea believes hunger for plant-foods comes from the abdomen while that for meat starts in the throat. And the Sanumá Indians of Northern Brazil add that no amounts of cassava bread, bananas or any other food stuff can placate that hunger.
Zim to host African summit
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Zimbabwe will next month host the 6th Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development (AFRSD), which is expected to prepare for the continent’s participation at the 2020…
Zifa to rope in foreign gaffer
ZIFA are likely to go for a foreign coach for the Warriors, amid revelations that the association are looking for a cost-effective option.
Gold gains
Gold prices rose to their highest in more than a week yesterday, after a missile attack in Yemen over the weekend fanned geopolitical concerns and boosted the metal’s safe-haven appeal,…
‘World’s 22 richest men have more than all women in Africa’
DAVOS. — The number of billionaires has doubled in the past decade and the world’s 22 richest men now have more wealth than all the women in Africa, Oxfam said…
All set for Afro-Basket qualifiers
THE Basketball Union of Zimbabwe have dropped their star player Vitalis Chikoko and Simbarashe Mungomeza for the 2021 Afro-Basketball Group E pre-qualifiers that will be played at the City Sports Centre beginning today.
Ex-Herentals best friends to square off in Harare Derby
THEY were best friends and easily the most-prized assets at Herentals in the past two football seasons.
Colonial education wasn’t meant to uplift Africans
The colonial education system was subtly designed to keep the African poor. He was never given opportunities to acquire skills. It was a deliberate system skewed in favour of whites.
Council starts attending to sewer challenges
Sallomy Matare Herald Reporter Harare City Council has started attending to sewer challenges affecting parts of Highfield around the Gazaland home industry area by laying 7,5 kilometres of new sewer…











