adminEnglish fans must show proof of full vaccination or a negative test
LONDON. — Fans will have to continue to show proof of a full vaccination or a negative lateral flow test to attend English Premier League games, despite the Government announcing it will not be introducing vaccine passports.
Making money in boxing means not saying sorry
LOS ANGELES. — Making money in boxing means never having to say you’re sorry.
Cotton scheme improves farmers livelihoods
The Presidential Cotton Inputs Scheme has transformed lives of many smallholder farmers in communal areas especially youths and women who were struggling to access funding.
Role of community health workers in fighting Covid-19
Community Health Workers (CHWs) are essential as they help to relieve the substantial burden of the Covid-19 pandemic on healthcare systems worldwide.
3 die in kombi, bus collision
Three people including a 21-year-old mother and her child, died on the spot, while several passengers were injured when an illegal commuter omnibus burst its front tyre and collided with a Munhenzva bus under the Zupco franchise near Chan’s Shops along Chiremba Road in Hatfield, Harare yesterday evening.
Service delivery in Harare plummets under MDC-A watch
UNDER the MDC Alliance watch, service delivery in the capital city Harare has plummeted to an all-time low with residents having to make do without basics such as water, while refuse go for weeks on end without being collected.
Club sacks unvaccinated coach
OHIO. — The Columbus Blue Jackets have fired recently hired assistant coach, Sylvain Lefebvre, after he decided to not get vaccinated against Covid-19.
Rapid transformation at Kazungula
With the new Zambezi bridge and the upgrade in road links to Kazungula in Zimbabwe, Botswana Namibia and Zambia, rapid progress is being made on upgrading the border post to cope with the expected increase in tourists as Covid-19 recedes and the extra commercial traffic.
If talks fail, war will continue with greater intensity — Nyerere
PRESIDENT Julius Nyerere of Tanzania arrived in London yesterday from the Irish Republic for talks with the British Prime Minister, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, on the Zimbabwe-Rhodesia conference.
Cabinet okays NRZ revival MoU
Cabinet has approved the memorandum of understanding between Zimbabwe and Turkey, which will give impetus to the joint venture between National Railways of Zimbabwe and Turkish construction giant Yapi Merkez, to rehabilitate and modernise the country’s railway infrastructure.