Zim brimming with confidence ahead of Davis Cup play-off
Grace Chingoma-Senior Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Davis Cup tennis team have been dealt a huge body blow following the injury of their number two player Mehluli Sibanda who has since…
Changing face of Manhize community
Patrick Chitumba-Midlands Bureau Chief IT’S around 2pm and dark clouds pregnant with rain hang across the sky in the Manhize area in Chirumhanzu District, Midlands Province. There, Ms Memory Maredza…
Wetlands management core for development agenda
Ivan Zhakata-Herald Correspondent THE Second Republic has placed wetlands management at the core of its development agenda and put in place governance tools to ensure judicious use of these important…
Buz announce Afro-Basket Zone Six squads
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter THE Basketball Union of Zimbabwe (Buz) has announced their men’s and women’s squads for the Afro-Basket Zone Six qualifiers and Afro Can qualifiers competitions to be…
Common ground technique in business negotiations
Dr Keen Mhlanga Finding common ground within business negotiations does not imply complete agreement. Common ground is a shareable space whose boundaries are defined by a set of actions that…
Unlearn learned helplessness
Arthur Marara In 1967 American psychologists, Martin Seligman and Steven Maier, were conducting research on animal behaviour that involved delivering electric shocks to dogs in a chamber from which they…
Nigeria faces cash, fuel crises
ABUJA. – Petrol shortages, chaos at banks, in addition to insecurity and the chronic lack of water and electricity, have added to the plight of many in Nigeria. Muhammed Bazza…
NATO tanks in Ukraine: Prelude to a US-Russia shooting war
Andre Damon President Joe Biden recently announced that the United States would send 31 Abrams heavy tanks to Ukraine, after German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said Germany would send 14 Leopard…
Meta shares soar on bullish investors
Meta Platforms chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg struck a new tone with investors on Wednesday.
Eskom crisis: Warning of ‘huge risks’
South Africa is drawing skepticism over its plans to declare a state of disaster to help tackle crippling blackouts, with critics arguing that the measure will undermine spending controls and…











