adminGOROMONZI TOPS LIST FOR STIs FOR THIRD TIME IN A ROW
GOROMONZI district continues to top the list for STIs for the THIRD time in a row after over 1 900 cases were recorded in the first quarter of this year.
DELTA LAUNCHES SMART DRINKING COMPETITION
DELTA Corporation, in partnership with The Boost Fellowship, has launched the “Smart Drinking and Moderation Innovation Challenge” aimed at fighting the drug scourge.
ZiG A HIT, BRINGS RELIEF TO VENDORS, COMMUTERS
VENDORS and commuters have expressed relief over the circulation of the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) notes and coins.
TV giants want EPL games in USA as part of £1.6bn deal
American TV giants NBC are set to press the Premier League to send two opening-day games across the Atlantic.
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Rural Electrification Agency trains biogas digester builders
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, [email protected] THE Rural Electrification Agency (REA) is training biogas digester builders to provide sustainable energy access to areas not connected to the national grid. Biogas digesters produce low-pressure methane…
NKOMO REFLECTS ON DOOMED LADY CHEVRONS WC CAMPAIGN
LADY Chevrons vice-captain, Josephine Nkomo, cast a dejected figure as, for the second time, her hopes of leading the team to their maiden T20 Women’s World Cup was blown away.
WARRIORS COACH WON’T SELECT SQUAD
THE next Warriors coach will not have the privilege of choosing his own squad as he will work with a pool of players selected by a technical committee, Zimpapers Sport has learnt.
Tough questions for the World Bank from Uganda
The leaders of numerous African states convened in Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, to talk about financing for the International Development Association of the World Bank. Discussions on key…
GAMECOCKS TO MISS DUO, DEMBARE TO MISS JALAI
CHICKEN INN head coach, Joey Antipas, says the abscence of Brighton Makopa and Danny Phiri could affect his team in their Castle Lager Premiership battle against Dynamos at Barbourfields tomorrow.
Drug Free Zim, making an impact to fight against Drugs
Drug Free Zim, is an organisation that was founded by Billy Jassat and Clint Robinson three years ago.