admin9 Young Warriors fail age tests
Ellina Mhlanga Senior Sports Reporter NINE members of the Zimbabwe Under-17 national football team have failed tests which are conducted to determine the ages of players allowed at age-group tournaments.…
Airzim gets new boss
Herald Reporter Mr Tafadzwa Zaza has been appointed acting chief executive officer for Air Zimbabwe effective from Tuesday this week, taking over from Mr Joseph Makonise, the national airline’s interim…
Looted Ethiopian artefacts return home after 100 years
ADDIS ABABA. – After a century and a half hidden in private collections, 13 stolen Ethiopian artefacts have finally returned home following months of negotiations. “Our country’s ancient civilization’s history,…
SADC urged to embrace solar power
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter SADC is intensifying efforts to harness the potential provided by solar energy technologies and taking steps to address challenges caused by shortages of electricity afflicting most…
Take heed of ‘think before you click’
Tom Muleya Fraud Insight The National Cyber Security threat awareness campaign running under the theme: “Think before you click” can go a long way in preventing cyber-attacks amongst local Zimbabweans…
Platinum Queens target PNL title
Ellina Mhlanga Senior Sports Reporter PLATINUM Queens are fancying their chances of winning the Premier Netball League title when they go into the last games this weekend in Beitbridge. They…
Urban agric key to food security
Blessings Chidakwa Municipal Reporter Urban and peri-urban agriculture will continue contributing immensely to food security in the country as it contributed around one percent to the total production of cereals…
‘Where the Heart Is,’ a novel of ideas
Memory Chirere Correspondent The fast-rising UK-based Zimbabwean writer, Andrew Chatora, has a second novel in the wings. It is set to be released on Tuesday next week (November 30) by…
Small is now beautiful: Shopping malls changing face of Harare
Kudzaishe Muhamba Features Reporter If you have been out of Harare for a while, chances are that upon return you will be surprised by the changing face of the city.…
Hip-hop singer interrogates social issues
Youth Interactive Correspondent Canada-based Zimbabwean hip-hop artiste “Thabo KTheChosen” Chinake says his new album titled “+Vice” (pronounced “add vice”), has been received well as it covers social issues including mental…