Jones runs out of road
LONDON. – At times, the side hustles strayed to centre stage. For England fans watching the 2019 Rugby World Cup from the sofa, the picture would sometimes cut from Eddie…
Luka the conductor in final show
DOHA. — Luka Modric said before arriving in Qatar that this World Cup would likely be his last major tournament and he has again orchestrated another deep run for Croatia.…
D-Day for Messi in Dutch showdown
DOHA. — Lionel Messi’s hopes of winning an elusive World Cup will come up against the tactical scheming of veteran coach Louis van Gaal as Argentina face the Netherlands in…
No political capital to gain for fallen G40 plunderers
Ambassador Chris Mutsvangwa Mutsvangwa WALTER Mzembi is the latest fallen politician trying to make capital out of the current extended load shedding, but he conveniently turns a blind eye and…
Nguwaya honoured for innovation
Sunday News Reporter The Zimbabwe Integrated Traders Association on Wednesday gave prominent business man Mr Dilesh Nguwaya a special Business Innovation Award. The award is in recognition of his…
Veteran journalist seeks help for injured son
Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter VETERAN journalist and former Sunday News, News Editor, Methuseli Moyo is appealing for donations of US$5000 to facilitate a critical spinal surgery for his son Honest, who…
NEW: ZOU Mutare holds virtual graduation
Tanyaradzwa Mujati Post Reporter MANY students and their relatives today gathered at the Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU) centre in Mutare to celebrate their virtual graduation, while a selected few…
National wheat target in sight as 94pc planted area harvested
Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer FARMERS who delivered wheat to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) have started receiving payments amid revelations that most provinces have completed harvesting with 358 978…
Utilise 20 percent land quota, Govt tells youths
Agriculture Reporter THE Government has called on youths to make the most of their 20 percent land quota and join the agriculture value chain, as the country moves to reinvigorate…
Sorghum tops as cereal hectarage jumps 42 percent
Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer BUOYED by the rains that fell across the country recently, farmers had as of December 5, planted 163 116 hectares of maize, sorghum and pearl…








