Kuzadlala bani kuCosafa yabomama?

IQEMBU lamaMighty Warriors likhangelelwe ukuthi libuyele enkundleni ngenyanga ezayo lapho elizancintisa khona kunkezo yeCosafa eSouth Africa. Umkhankaso wenkezo le, edibanisa amazwe alitshumi lasithupha uqala mhlaka 15 Mpandula usiyaphetha mhlaka 26…

Police to keep eye on churches

AS churches open for sit-in services today, police have said they will keep a close eye to ensure worshippers heed regulations that all congregants must be fully vaccinated.

Yes, we surely can

The completion of a medical oxygen and industrial gas plant in Feruka, Mutare, is yet another remarkable achievement for the Government.

Schools second term now impossible…as Covid-19 deaths/cases decrease

Sunday News Reporters THE Government is considering scrapping this year’s second term and ordering that when schools open, primary and secondary school pupils will learn continuously until they close in…

Schools second term now impossible…as Covid-19 deaths/cases decrease

Sunday News Reporters THE Government is considering scrapping this year’s second term and ordering that when schools open, primary and secondary school pupils will learn continuously until they close in…

When Magufuli spoke from the grave

There once lived a woman in Masvingo who was called Shuvai Ben Mahofa.

Known for her unapologetic straight-talk and indefatigable industry, she had long morphed into an Iron Lady before activism on women’s rights had gained significant currency in local and international discourse.

Mining sector records major milestones

The country has made significant headway in its quest to grow the mining sector to US$12 billion in the next two years from US$2,7 billion realised in 2017 driven by planned, ongoing and completed projects.

Road rehab creates 1 500 jobs

Over 200 kilometres of road have been reconstructed and opened to traffic on the Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge highway, underlining progress being made by the Second Republic towards the attainment of Vision 2030.

Herentals’ own Grealish?

Langton Nyakwenda Sports Reporter HIS teammates and close friends call him “Grealish” because they see similarities between this exciting prospect and Manchester City’s record signing, Jack Grealish. The former Aston…

ADDING PAIN TO GRIEF…as funeral parlours mix up bodies… families fear identifying relatives

The third wave of coronavirus has been unforgiving. There has been an explosion in infections and deaths since mid-June.

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