Warriors face Benin: Musona relishes return to national team
Innocent Kurira, [email protected] AFTER a three-year hiatus, talismanic striker, Knowledge Musona, is back in the Warriors fold, ready to provide invaluable experience and leadership as they face critical World Cup…
Bravura Group applauds Zimbabwe investment climate
Nqobile Tshili, [email protected] PAN-AFRICAN mining investor, Bravura Group, has commended President Mnangagwa for driving investment policy reforms in Zimbabwe, which has enabled them to successfully establish two mining companies in…
Insiza champions drought mitigation project
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] PLANS are underway to establish a drought mitigation centre at a 19 000ha three-tier model farm in Wanezi, Insiza District in Matabeleland South, which will be a…
US$2,5million released to accelerate Lake Gwayi-Tshangani construction
Africa Moyo and Freeman Razemba, Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE’S infrastructure development agenda is gaining momentum, with public-private partnerships (PPPs) adopted for road projects and US$2,5 million released to accelerate the construction of…
CHINHOYI MUNICIPAL COP INJURED IN CLASH WITH VENDORS
A CHINHOYI municipal police officer was injured after clashing with vendors during an operation to get rid of vendors in the Central Business District here yesterday.
Benin eye Warriors’ scalp
BENIN gaffer and former Nigeria Super Eagles coach, Genort Rohr, has expressed his desire to retain their spot at the top of the 2026 World Cup football qualifying Group C as marathon resumes with the Match-day five and six assignments starting tomorrow.
KEY ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM SET FOR APRIL 11
THE Entrepreneurs Network Association of Zimbabwe (ENAZ) is set to host a ground-breaking symposium on April 11 in Harare.
BETTING COMPANIES ARE LETTING DOWN THEIR PUNTERS
THERE is a gambling boom in this country and we can’t pretend not to be seeing it.
HOLY TEN CAN GO AND HANG, SAYS R. PEELS
HIP HOP artist, R. Peels, has a simple message for Holy Ten: YOU CAN GO AND HANG.
SHE WON A BEST ACTRESS AWARD AT 18, NOW SHE IS DEAD AT 43
PARIS. − Award-winning Belgian actress Émilie Dequenne has died from cancer at the age of 43.











