FIFA back Zim’s football recovery

ZIFA’S new leadership have received just the kind of backing they wished for in their arduous turnaround of national football with FIFA committing to fully back the association’s revival of the country’s flagship sport.

Courtroom carnage . . . Cheating wife grabs in-law’s privates in court

Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A DRAMATIC scene unfolded at Chief Mutasa’s community court last Saturday when Agnes Mutize — a married woman accused of infidelity — grabbed her brother-in-law’s private…

EU increases Sadc funding

SADC has received another 12 million Euros from the European Union for transport upgrading, with the bloc increasing its backing of Phase 2 of the tripartite transport and transit facilitation programme by raising Sadc’s total allocation under the multiannual indicative programme for Sub-Saharan Africa to 175,9 million Euros.

No dead rubber at national team: Zenzo

FORMER national team striker Zenzo Moyo is foreseeing a tough contest between South Africa and Zimbabwe tonight.

Renewal, innovation define Zanu PF

This instalment is not fiction. It is not a script for an African movie, neither is it mere village hyperbole.

Gwanda-Maphisa road rehab to enhance economic activity

THE rehabilitation of the 65-kilometre Gwanda-Maphisa Road is now at an advanced stage, unlocking economic potential and improving connectivity in Matabeleland South Province.

Gems to wait longer for Makunde

FINANCIAL constraints on the part of the Zimbabwe Netball Association have derailed the highly-anticipated return of star player Nalani Makunde into the Gems fold.

Zim charm MCC cricketers

THE Marylebone Cricket Club have praised the hospitality and warm welcome they received in Zimbabwe with members of the English team pledging to return in future.

Student champions sustainable fish farming

ON a bright October morning, the air at Chibero Agricultural College buzzed with excitement. Graduates donned their caps and gowns, ready to step into a world waiting for their contributions.

LOOKING BACK: World Bank warns of mother of all El Ninos

THE powerful weather phenomenon known as El Nino could this year be the mother of all El Ninos, the World Bank warned on Wednesday and urged countries to prepare for the Worst.

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