adminEx-Zim schoolboys star in Meltdown in Manchester
IT’S being called the ‘’Suffocation in Salford,’’ or the ‘’Meltdown in Manchester.’’
Education Act good for children, but still needs some touch-ups
Zimbabwe recently adopted the Education Amendment Act 2020, to align its Education Act with the country’s Constitution.
Robbers strike in Beitbridge again
Police are looking for three men who fatally struck a 29-year-old man with stones and robbed him of four cell phones and money last Thursday afternoon.
Chitungwiza stand corruption continues
Some Chitungwiza councillors are parcelling out stands and making huge profits by charging in US dollars and then paying in local currency.
Valcke, PSG boss in court
Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi and FIFA’s former secretary general, Jerome Valcke, went on trial in Switzerland yesterday accused of corruption in the attribution of World Cup TV rights.
Dairy sector coming out of the woods
THE dairy sector’s performance from 2015 to the present seems to have laid a strong foundation for the argument that it is finally on a growth trajectory that will see it out of the woods after years of performing inconsistently.
Murape reveals 16-year secret
MURAPE MURAPE is back in the headlines and, for him, it’s time to reveal some of his best-kept secrets.
Face masks add to pollution woes
Since May 4 this year when it became mandatory for Zimbabweans to wear face masks in public spaces to limit the spread of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19), greater attention has been more on human survival than anything else.
Tongaat ramps up winter maize
Sugar producer Tongaat Huletts Zimbabwe has pledged to continue seed maize production at its estates in Chiredzi and Mwenezi with the firm also appealing for assistance to procure equipment for irrigating winter maize in the Lowveld, which straddles over 4 000 hectares.
Covid-19 impoverishes bartenders
Bartenders are struggling to make ends meet as they have been out of work since the alcohol ban recently imposed by the government.