Lady Chevrons target United States scalp

Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S Lady Chevrons have set their sights on winning their upcoming game against the United States, at Takashinga tomorrow. A victory will keep alive their…

Mashwede Charity Cup a success

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter EIGHTY six golfers took part in the inaugural Mashwede Charity Cup golf tournament at Falcon Golf Club on Saturday. The charity event was organised by Mashwede…

Carrick ready for ‘privilege’ of Manchester United job

MICHAEL Carrick said yesterday he is relishing the “privilege” of taking temporary charge at Manchester United as captain Harry Maguire demanded the players take responsibility for the disastrous results that…

Schools urged to start projects

Lawrence Chitumba Mashonaland Central Bureau Schools have been implored to venture into income generating projects which is in tandem with the National Development Strategy’s aim of attaining an upper middle…

South Korea to outlaw dog meat

SEOUL. – The South Korean government is opening discussions on legislation that would outlaw the consumption of dog meat, a move that has delighted animal rights activists and pet owners.…

Axia expands to meets swelling demand

Nelson  Gahadza Senior Business Reporter RETAIL and distribution specialty group Axia Corporation Limited is building a new factory at its bedding manufacturing business Restapedic to increase production capacity to meet…

A Tale Of Two Teams

Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor SIX years ago, the contrast couldn’t have been sharper — one team was celebrating its finest hour, the other was licking wounds inflicted by a…

Gumbo, Sithole win Arnold Classic

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter NATIONAL Federation of Zimbabwe Body-building and Fitness president, Kenneth Murungweni, has hailed Ryan Gumbo and Blessing Sithole who won gold medals at the Arnold Classic Competition.…

Farmers take advantage of early rains get, down to business

Elita Chikwati Senior Agriculture Reporter More than 17 000 hectares have been planted so far as farmers move forward quickly following the recent rains that gave enough moisture to allow…

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