adminStreak regrets not smashing 300-Test wicket barrier
FORMER Zimbabwe cricket captain and coach Heath Streak believes he could have joined the exclusive club of 300-Test wicket takers had he added a few more seasons to his playing career.
Critical for tobacco farmers to comply with production legislation
THIS year’s tobacco marketing season opened on April 29 following the coronavirus outbreak, which disrupted every aspect of people’s lives.
Sadc to assess Covid-19 impact, chart way forward
SADC member states are mulling to launch a comprehensive socio-economic evaluation of Covid-19’s impact on the region and proffer short, medium and long-term measures for consideration by the bloc for the resuscitation of their economies.
Bid to convert recreational park into stands hits snag
Harare City Council’s plan to parcel out stands in a recreational park in Southerton has hit a brick wall after the High Court ordered it to stop.
MPs roll out Covid-19 awareness campaigns
Zanu PF Members of Parliament have launched a campaign to educate people from the grassroots on Covid-19, while assisting the needy in their respective constituencies.
Council reopens Warren Hills Cemetery
Harare City Council intends to raise over $10,4 million from selling graves after it reopened one of its closed cemeteries and established 5 000 burial units.
Late opening of cotton market affects farmers
Some cotton farmers have expressed concern over the late start of the marketing season as Government is yet to announce the producer price for this year.
Mozambique natural gas to boost region
Skilled English-speaking Zimbabweans are set to benefit from the multi-billion dollar liquefied-natural-gas project in Mozambique.
Returnee dies in quarantine
A returning Zimbabwean woman died in quarantine at Mkoba Teachers’ College in Gweru yesterday.