The weight on Ronaldo’s shoulders
Cristiano Ronaldo should not have to shoulder Portugal’s hopes at the European Championship, as he has in the past, but expect no let up from him, even at age 36, as he sets his sights on becoming the top scorer of all-time in international football.
Woods opens up on ‘painful’ rehab
Tiger Woods is in a familiar place: extensive rehabilitation. That was the gist of his comments in a brief interview with Golf Digest, the first he has done since being involved in the serious one-car crash in Southern California on February 23 that left him hospitalised for nearly a month.
RwandAir safest airline in Covid-19 management in Africa
RWANDA’s national carrier, RwandAir, has become the first African airline to be awarded the top Diamond status rating for Covid-19 prevention measures — the highest attainable level.
Zim academic lands global post
ONE Campaign, a global charity organisation tackling extreme poverty and preventable diseases in Africa, has appointed Zimbabwean academic, Dr Jackie Chimhanzi, to its board of directors.
ZACC widens dragnet to curb minerals smuggling
THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has widened the scope of its investigations into the smuggling of minerals out of the country, with the anti-corruption watchdog adopting a collaborative approach with multiple law enforcement agencies to tackle graft in the mining sector.
Industry among bright spots, as economy mends
Economist Eddie Cross once said there has been a seismic shift in the state and prospects for Zimbabwe’s economy, as the new Government’s sound economic policies take root.
Nedbank touch down for rugby
IT was just the tonic coach Brendan Dawson and Zimbabwe Rugby Union (ZRU) president Aaron Jani had been yearning for, as the Sables look to end their 30-year wait to return to the World Cup.
Zim team leaves for UK
THE National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe (NMMZ) is preparing to dispatch a team of experts to the United Kingdom to assess a catalogue of human remains believed to be of First Chimurenga war heroes shipped as war trophies to Europe during the early colonial years.
Nakiso: Digging deep in philanthropy
Maybe it’s something in the water that entrepreneurs drink, but a common thread is that many an entrepreneur see value in philanthropy.
Gamecocks square off with Bosso
THE prolonged absence of football had really become a fuss for Joey “Mafero” Antipas, the Premier Soccer League’s reigning Coach of the Year.











