President appoints new ZBC board

Chronicler Writer PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has appointed seven-member board for the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) chaired by Ms Helliate Rushwaya. Ms Rushwaya has previously served as an interim chief executive officer…

Matabeleland North farmers increase hectarage despite El Nino threat

Leonard Ncube, [email protected]  FARMERS in Matabeleland North have this season planted more crops than in the previous season despite predictions by weather experts of varying rainfall due to El Nino.  The…

We’ve a title chance this season: Chicken Inn midfielder

Gerald Sibanda, [email protected] CHICKEN Inn midfielder Genius Mutungamiri has admitted that his side can put up a strong challenge for the league title this season. The Gamecocks may lose some…

Rainbow netball ready for AGM, Awards

Innocent Kurira, [email protected] RAINBOW Netball League (Ranl) secretary-general Moses Gukurume says they are ready for their annual general meeting and 2023 awards ceremony all set to be held in Harare…

HUBBY WANTS TO MARRY MAID

A SALLY Mugabe Heights woman yesterday sought a protection order against her husband accusing him of wanting to take their maid as his second wife.

MARRIED MANE

FORMER Liverpool forward Sadio Mane has married a woman thought to be his long-term girlfriend in a secret ceremony in Senegal.

novak Djokovic poised to scale Grand Slam peak

Novak Djokovic resumes his quest for Grand Slam supremacy at the Australian Open, where the seemingly invincible Serb will be the firm favourite to claim his 25th major singles title and eclipse a record that has stood for half a century.

GOT THE BLUES

CHELSEA players rushed over to apologise to their seething supporters after a wasteful night at Middlesbrough.

Why multinational companies are quitting India

HONG KONG, Jan. 10 (Xinhua) — A long list of multinational companies has failed in India. Notable cases include General Motors from the United States, Vodafone Group from Britain, Holcim…

LONG-TERM HARARE WATER PLAN UNVEILED

THE Government has unveiled plans for three water projects to provide adequate water supply to Greater Harare by 2027.