Mash Central youths gain skills, construct school

Fungai Lupande Mash Central Bureau The Youths Build Zimbabwe programme has transformed young people in Mashonaland Central Province into disciplined, compassionate, patriotic and hardworking citizens with a sense of national…

Ervine itching for Chevrons momentum

Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter Exactly two months since their last outing at the ICC T20 World Cup finals in Australia, the Zimbabwe national cricket team captain Craig Ervine says…

Two women arrested for housebreaking

Crime Reporter TWO women believed to have been part of a gang that broke into nine houses and shops in Zvishavane over the past five weeks and stole groceries and…

‘Judiciary takes fight against graft seriously’

Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter WITH 147 corruption cases before the courts, Zimbabwe and the judiciary are taking the fight against graft seriously, and the onus is on those gathering evidence…

African armyworm under control

Precious Manomano Herald Reporter There are adequate chemicals to fight the African armyworm, which broke out in Mbire, Mashonaland Central Province recently, the Department of Migratory Pests and Biosecurity Control…

Martinez takes over Portugal’s hot seat

LONDON. — Roberto Martinez has been named Portugal manager just a month after leaving Belgium. The 2016 European Championship winners parted ways with Fernando Santos after being dumped out of…

Potter laments painful FA Cup defeat

LONDON. — Graham Potter retains the support of Chelsea’s board despite Sunday’s 4-0 FA Cup defeat by Manchester City. The former Brighton boss has been under pressure after a run…

Oil Advances at Start of Week on Demand Outlook

Oil rallied at the start of the week on optimism about China’s demand recovery, while investors weighed the potential impact to global energy trade after a ship ran aground in…

Tesla’s demand troubles spell a terrible start to the year

Bloomberg Esha Dey and Subrat Patnaik Cult-like faith in Tesla is waning over demand concerns. Tesla Inc. shares kicked off the new year on an ominous note, buckling this week…

Mel Gibson months from shooting sequel

Mel Gibson is reportedly months away from shooting a sequel to his controversial 2004 film “The Passion of the Christ”. Jim Caviezel is said to be returning in the role…

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