Muguruza appointed WTA Finals director
Former Wimbledon and French Open champion Garbine Muguruza has been named the WTA Finals’ tournament director, making her the first ex-player to take the helm of the season-ender which will…
ALARM BELL
GARETH SOUTHGATE plans urgent talks with Jude Bellingham to reignite his Euros form ahead of England’s last-16 clash with Slovakia on Sunday. Bellingham struggled in the dismal Group C draws…
The 3 key challenges to financing the climate transition — and what to do about them
Despite ambitious commitments, the global financial system has fallen short of providing the estimated $125 trillion needed to finance the climate transition to net zero by 2050. Breakthrough technologies like…
3 LIONS, A PITCH AND A WARDROBE
FRANKFURT. — Gareth Southgate has come under fire for his tactics at Euro 2024 — but his biggest mistake could be his wardrobe. And the England manager may want to…
AFGHANISTAN HEROICS CAN INSPIRE NEXT GENERATION
Afghanistan coach Jonathan Trott hopes his side’s historic T20 World Cup run, which ended in a heavy semi-final defeat Wednesday, has “inspired young kids to pick up a bat and…
‘Liberation parties must resist Western machinations’
FORMER liberation movements across Africa are under threat from their erstwhile colonisers, who are determined to install puppet leaders to loot the continent’s resources, President Mnangagwa has said.
National hero Mutsvunguma burial set for Monday
NATIONAL hero Retired Brigadier-General Romeo Donald Mutsvunguma will be buried at the National Heroes Acre in Harare on Monday next week, President Mnangagwa has said.
US presence in the region spooks African countries
REVELATIONS by the United States Commander of the controversial Africa Command (AFRICOM) that his country’s approach on the continent is “African-led but US-enabled” can only accentuate African countries’ anxieties as its presence is a latent threat to the continent.
Cabinet ministers happy with progress on SADC summit projects
CABINET ministers and senior Government officials yesterday toured infrastructure projects in the capital to assess progress ahead of the 44th SADC Summit to be hosted by Zimbabwe in August and said they were happy with the work done so far.











