adminRoyal Shakespeare Company to stage virtual reality show
California. — The Royal Shakespeare Company is to stage a live online performance using virtual reality technology.
4 drown in boat accident
FOUR artisanal miners drowned on Friday afternoon after a boat capsized along Sanyati River.
Living Ball donates to ZRU
THE Zimbabwe Rugby Union, and the Cheetahs technical team, have received 15 rugby balls from Living Ball, a Christian organisation.
Musonda excited to be back in action
THE Zimbabwe women’s cricket team captain, Mary-Anne Musonda, says the Lady Chevrons are excited to break the international duck when they begin the one-day series against Pakistan at Harare sports Club today.
Fish proceeds bring joy to pupils
Communities in Lesanth area in Beitbridge East’s ward 13 are resuscitating a fish farming project in the area, which they previously used to raise money for the development of essential infrastructure.
UK exposes MDC-A violent streak
MDC-Alliance’s violence and terror tendencies that have now found space on social media platforms have yet again hogged the limelight after a party activist with close links to the party leader Mr Nelson Chamisa was arrested in the United Kingdom on a litany of terrorism charges.
Make rainwater harvesting a priority
News that the country has so far recorded rainfall amounts grossing an average of 1 000 millimetres — the highest in five years — should naturally add impetus to preparations for this year’s winter wheat programme and even attract more débutante growers.
Catholic University postpones examinations
Catholic University of Zimbabwe (CUZ) has postponed all its end of semester examinations after the country reverted back to level four lockdown to ensure the safety of students.
Western Cape braces for third wave
CAPE TOWN. — Alan Winde isn’t feeling bright and breezy: SA’s AstraZeneca vaccines were put on hold, and he says the Western Cape is now “bracing for a third wave”.…
Council thanks Govt for swift budget approval
Harare City Council has thanked Government for approving its $32 billion budget two months into the financial year saying this will allow the council to deliver service to residents as it now moves to collect the significantly higher rates and service charges from property owners and residents.