adminBad weather, war strain the world’s wheat supply
Bad weather and war are threatening to keep the world’s wheat supplies under strain and reviving the specter of rising food costs. From soggy fields in western Europe to parched…
Pastors 4ED mourn Archbishop Masuka, Rev Kamupira
Herald Reporter The Christian community has been plunged into mourning following the death of Archbishop Felix Peresu Masuka and renowned preacher, Reverend Ellison Kamupira. Archbishop Masuka, who was leader of…
‘Zimre strategy still anchored on creating strong cash wallet’
Nelson Gahadza Senior Business Reporter Zimre Holdings (ZHL) says its strategy remains anchored on delivering a strong cash wallet by driving a cost-effective insurance float and increasing the contribution from…
Judges interviews start today
Chief Court Reporter Public interviews to pick suitable candidates to fill 10 vacant positions at the High Court and one position at the Administrative Court begin today in Harare. The…
‘Spurs to be tested against Man City’
Tottenham Hotspur face a big test tomorrow against Manchester City as the north London club look to secure a top-four finish in the Premier League with two games remaining, manager…
Govt targets 350 000ha under irrigation by 2025
Business Reporter THE Government is targeting to increase irrigable land from 217 000 hectares to 350 000 ha by 2025 to accelerate its climate-proof agriculture programmes. In the latest Second…
Kompany hopes Burnley will bridge gap
Burnley boss Vincent Kompany said he hopes his squad learns from their experience of a bitter Premier League campaign and keep trying to bridge the gap after their relegation to…
REECE LIGHTNING
A club as big as Chelsea can secure a place in the top five of the Premier League standings as they look to finish their season strongly with a rejuvenated…
Nadal eyes French Open despite Rome exit
Rafael Nadal said Saturday that he is leaning towards playing at the French Open despite his second-round elimination in Rome, as Novak Djokovic laughed off being hit by a bottle…
Chevrons get consolation T20I win
Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE’S over-reliance on the batting of captain Sikandar Raza was cruelly exposed in the just ended five-match T20 International series against hosts, Bangladesh. An eight-wicket win with…