adminZIFA Restructuring Committee hands over report
THE light is beginning to shine again on Zimbabwean football after the ZIFA Restructuring Committee made a raft of recommendations which include constitutional amendments and a call for the Government to take a more direct involvement in supporting the game as it gets back on its feet in 2023.
Crop situation impressive countrywide
Crops are in good shape following the recent rains bringing renewed hope of decent harvests.
Gwanda solar project contract binding: Court
THE High Court has ruled in favour of Intratrek Zimbabwe in a legal case in which the company sought an order declaring its contract with Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), for the construction of the 100 megawatt Gwanda Solar project, valid and binding between the parties.
New sanctions on Zim spoiled US-Africa Summit
When President Joe Biden announced the hosting of United States-Africa Summit last year, he sounded like he was doing a favour to Africans. That was mistake number one.
2 429 graduate from AOH/ ZOU programmes in Mash West
AT least 2 429 residents of Mashonaland West Province yesterday graduated in various disciplines under the ongoing partnership between First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa’s Angel of Hope Foundation and the Zimbabwe Open University.
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Gwanda solar project contract binding – court
Business Writer THE High Court has ruled in favour of Intratrek Zimbabwe in a legal case in which the company sought an order declaring the contract with Zimbabwe Power Company…
Emotional Chevrons target T20I series victory
AFTER experiencing emotional lows in the past month, Zimbabwe national cricket team captain Craig Ervine feels the Chevrons should aim to win the T20I series against Ireland as a tribute to former fielding coach Shepherd Makunura and his wife Sinikiwe Mpofu who passed away a few weeks apart.
Government programmes to propel a 6 million cattle herd
Elton Manguwo THE Government through rigorous programmes is now on track to achieve a 6 million cattle head count as the country moves towards import substitution whilst resuscitating the beef…
Zim plans Dubai smart cities tour
SEVERAL Government officials and private sector representatives are expected to travel to Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), next month to learn more about the smart cities concept.
Parent threatens to sue over school uniform
GOROMONZI High School faces a lawsuit after it barred two pupils it recently admitted for Form One over their parents’ failure to buy school uniforms from the boarding school, at about twice the price charged by major retailers.
GOROMONZI High School faces a lawsuit after it barred two pupils it recently admitted for Form One over their parents’ failure to buy school uniforms from the boarding school, at about twice the price charged by major retailers.