Solar-powered borehole brings relief to Mnyabezi community

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] OVER 200 households in the Mnyabezi area of Gwanda have benefitted from a solar-powered borehole project, implemented by the Edward Ndlovu Memorial Trust in partnership with the…

Police pounce on illegal brewery

THIRTY-TWO people, including seven directors, were yesterday arrested for operating an illicit brewery at Arlington industrial park  in Harare.

Zanu-PF holds high level meetings

Zimpapers Writer ZANU-PF will this week hold a series of high-level meetings, beginning with a Politburo session today at the national party headquarters in Harare. The meeting will be followed…

Wheat revolution sweeping across Zim

AS the early morning mist lifts over the rolling green wheat fields of Zvimba, District Agricultural Extension Officer Mrs Fortunate Marara is already deep in the field.

ALCARAZ A NERVOUS WRECK IN OPENER

LONDON. — Carlos Alcaraz arrived at Wimbledon on the back of 18 straight match victories but the defending champion said after avoiding the opening-round trapdoor on Monday that playing on Centre Court again left him feeling like a nervous rookie.

youth accused of stealing from corpse

Peter Matika , [email protected] AN 18-year-old man has been charged with tampering with a corpse after he allegedly searched a dead body for valuables, stealing a mobile phone and a…

CHELSEA PAY BRIGHTON £257M IN 3 YEARS

CHELSEA have paid Brighton a whopping £257MILLION over the last few years – enough money to build their Amex stadium THREE TIMES.

Zim launches initiative to tackle gender digital divide

A NATIONWIDE initiative dubbed Project Ignite that is aimed at promoting digital inclusion and bridging the gender digital divide, particularly among women and youths, was launched yesterday by the Government, in partnership with UN Women and the Econet Group.

Crushed at Queens! . . . . Masakadza’s defiant 57 in vain as Zim collapse

DESPITE fighting knocks from Wellington Masakadza, Craig Ervine and Blessing Muzar-abani, Zimbabwe were steamrolled by a ruthless South African side, suffering a crushing 328-run defeat in the first Test at Queens Sports Club yesterday.

NRSL flex muscle, draw 250 000 spectators

IN what is a testament to their sheer power of appeal and competitiveness, the Northern Region Soccer League have attracted over quarter-of-a-million crowd across the 160 matches played so far.

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