Africa’s Travel Indaba kicks off in Durban
Africa’s Travel Indaba (ATI) 2024 kicked off yesterday in South Africa’s coastal city of Durban, with Patricia de Lille, the country’s Minister of Tourism, urging African countries to improve tourism on the continent.
Woods draws massive crowd at PGA practice round
Tiger Woods is the main attraction whenever he’s on a golf course.
Man in court for robbery, rape
A SUSPECTED robber and rapist, Elliot Chibvongodze, who has been targeting women around Harare, yesterday appeared court.
Kenya scraps travel fees for Zimbabweans
KENYA has scrapped the Electronic Travel Authorisation fee for Zimbabweans visiting the East African country.
New 1c coin out next week
FROM Wednesday a new Zimbabwe one cent piece will replace the existing coin, and more new coins will be introduced next month, the Reserve Bank announced yesterday.
President challenges Harare on beautification
The Harare Municipality should encourage local businesses to adopt spaces surrounding their entities for sprucing up to assist in the beautification of the capital city.
8 Harare Poly students duped
Eight students from Harare Polytechnic allegedly lost US$9 500 to a suspected fraudster who masqueraded as a human resources officer at Delta Corporation in Southerton and promised them industrial attachment places.
Bailey EXPLODES at team-mate Watkins
LEON BAILEY had to be held back by Douglas Luiz after exploding at Ollie Watkins during Aston Villa’s clash against Liverpool.
Finidi george demands commitment from stars
New Nigeria coach Finidi George has demanded total commitment from his top players, as the team aims to get their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign back on track after a…
Govt rolls out a soil mapping exercise
Fildah Gwati IN a move reaffirming the significance of soil health to agricultural productivity, Government has embarked on a comprehensive soil mapping exercise to address the challenges posed by acidic…











