Man City’s Rodri warns of strike action over fixture increase

MANCHESTER City midfielder, Rodri, has warned leading footballers could go on strike if clubs continue to face an ever-expanding schedule. City, the 2023 Champions League winners, face Italian giants Inter…

Dynamos inch closer to big boys league

Lovemore Dube, [email protected] DYNAMOS, Zimbabwe’s flagship football club, is 90 minutes away from playing in the Caf Confederations Cup, which may bring the club a windfall. The Glamour Boys, who,…

It is time for the banks to put the interests of their customers first

IT’S time for banks in Zimbabwe to realise that their unmitigated greed is hurting their clients and the whole economy. It is simply unacceptable for banks to charge fees for…

LSU Business Clinic rescues Bulawayo, Matabeleland North businesses

Nqobile Tshili, [email protected] Through its “business clinic“, Lupane State University (LSU) has come to the rescue of Bulawayo and Matabeleland North companies by proffering research-based solutions that have saved several…

Nourishing learners a collective duty: First Lady

Tendai Rupapa, Senior Reporter NOURISHING learners is a collective duty that involves every member of society, Health Ambassador First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has said. Communities, she said, must work…

Victoria Ncube seeks sponsorship for Miss Teen of the Universe pageant

Mbulelo Mpofu in Harare THE recently-crowned Miss Teen of the Universe Zimbabwe (MTOUZ) Queen, Victoria Ncube, is in Harare, meeting top Government officials to secure sponsorship for her upcoming participation…

‘Chinese’ shops flood Bulawayo CBD

RAYMOND JARAVAZA, [email protected] A popular outlet along Fife Street, between Eighth and Ninth Avenue, commonly referred to as a “Chinese shop”, is becoming increasingly popular among residents seeking affordable goods…

EDITORIAL COMMENT : Climate change not just a problem, it’s an opportunity

Climate change is now a major factor in the economies of many countries, although as President Mnangagwa has noted more so in most of the developing states, and Zimbabwe needs to be able to cope but can also take advantage of the measures that are needed to survive.

Education 5.0: Decolonising development in the era of globalisation

The University of Zimbabwe last week weaned over 6 000 ready-for-the-job-market graduates, comprising the first batch of those who had enrolled under the Education 5.0 curriculum.

No democracy in opposition

Nqobile Tshili, [email protected] FORMER Bulawayo South constituency aspiring opposition candidate, Engineer Francis Mangwendeza, has slammed dictatorial tendencies within opposition parties formerly led by Nelson Chamisa while describing Zanu-PF under President…