Chazika reclaims his life in China
Veronica Gwaze, Zimpapers Sports Hub NYASHA Chazika, once the golden boy of Zimbabwean football, is rewriting his story from rock bottom to redemption, this time, with a whistle in hand…
Government launches innovation hub at Mutehwe Primary
Patrick Chitumba, Zimpapers Writer THE Government has launched a digital innovation hub at Mutehwe Primary School in Gokwe North aimed at enhancing digital learning and reducing the urban-rural digital divide.…
GOLD TRAFFORD
MANCHESTER UNITED hope to host the 2035 women’s World Cup final in a new 100,000-seat stadium – with the help of Lord Seb Coe. United announced plans to rebuild Old…
AND THEY’RE OFF
CHRISTIAN Horner’s Red Bull allies were sacked at the same time as the ousted team boss, SunSport can reveal. Several senior staff at the six-time constructors’ champions were told to…
Afdis eyes double production capacity
Business Reporter Beverages maker African Distillers Limited (Afdis) plans to invest US$5 million to expand its production capacity and boost output from 18 million litres to 30 million litres over…
Messi brace buoys miami in mls
Lionel Messi scored twice in the first half of Inter Miami’s 2-1 victory over the New England Revolution on Wednesday, continuing a run of form unprecedented in Major League Soccer.…
Lyles to open 200m season against tebogo
Noah Lyles makes his much-anticipated return to elite competition when he competes in the 200m at the Diamond League meet in Monaco today. As athletes continue to fine-tune their form…
Bulawayo mayor urges action against illegal mining to address water crisis
Patience Ndlovu, Zimpapers Writer BULAWAYO Mayor, Councillor David Coltart has urged the Government to take swift and decisive action against illegal mining activities near the city’s major supply dams, warning…
Beauty of Manica, Manicaland Provinces
Liberty Dube Tourism Correspondent Part Three IN the eastern side of Manicaland, where Zimbabwe kisses the border with Mozambique, lies a realm untouched by the chaos of the modern…
SA court recognises Zim customary marriage
A SOUTH African High Court has recognised a Zimbabwean customary marriage as legally valid within South Africa’s legal framework while simultaneously nullifying a subsequent civil marriage, in a case that has drawn attention from legal scholars and the wider public for its nuanced handling of cross-border and cultural legal issues.











