Basketball fiesta for Harare
EIGHT men’s and an equal number of women’s sides from across Southern Africa are set to size up each other in the returning Harare Mayor’s Cheer Fund basketball tourney to be staged at the City Sports Centre from October 18.
Mozambican judicial delegation on benchmark visit
CHIEF Justice Luke Malaba yesterday met a Mozambican judicial delegation which is in the country to benchmark Zimbabwe’s juvenile justice system.
Doctor faces charges over botched surgery
Masvingo Provincial Hospital Medical Superintendent Dr Noel Zulu is facing culpable homicide charges after allegedly leaving a 30x30cm gauze in a patient’s abdomen during a surgical operation in 2015.
Wall Street underrating important risk metric
Some of Wall Street’s biggest banks may be underestimating a risk metric that shows how they’ll fare in a world that’s rapidly being transformed by higher temperatures, extreme weather shocks…
Of prevailing heat and the ever-changing produce pricing dynamics
EACH day, produce markets bustle with energy and activity. Sounds of vendors calling out prices and customers bargaining for the best deals permeate the atmosphere.
Parliament postpones BAZ interviews
PARLIAMENT has postponed public interviews for members of the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) board, citing unforeseen circumstances.
BANNED RASHFORD BUYS BENTLEY
BANNED driver Marcus Rashford has bought a £200,000 Bentley to be chauffeured around in.
Van Dijk’s ‘pressure’ warning speaks volumes
Virgil van Dijk has told Darwin Nunez not to get dragged into being affected by the highs and lows he experiences as Liverpool’s record transfer.
Government puts impersonators on notice
GOVERNMENT has set the record straight that it is neither offering loans, offer letters nor grants.











