Nees keeps eyes on the ball

DESPITE the criticism that has followed the defeat to Burkina Faso in their international friendly last Friday, Warriors coach Michael Nees says it is important to strike the right balance between winning and the mission he set out to achieve with his team during the trip to Morocco in preparation for the 2025 AFCON finals.

Pay rise sweet music, say artists

THE Zimbabwe Union of Musicians has hailed as a milestone the announcement last week of the first minimum wage for the Industry.

New command centre launched in Kadoma to curb road carnage

A new speed-monitoring system command centre was launched in Kadoma, Mashonaland West Province, yesterday where drivers will be  fined by police for speeding as the country adopts technology to curb road accidents.

Govt bans production of illicit brews

GOVERNMENT has banned the production of illicit alcoholic brews commonly known as “musombodhiya” or “kambwa”.

DRY DAYS DRAG ON! Bulawayo pushes back water restoration again!

B-Metro Reporter THIRSTY residents will have to keep their buckets handy a little longer after the City of Bulawayo announced yet another delay in restoring water supplies to most parts…

NeedEnergy secures funding for clean-energy sector

IN a landmark development for Zimbabwe’s clean-energy sector, NeedEnergy, the home-grown start-up behind the country’s first virtual power plant (VPP) and energy-exchange platform, has secured a €450 000 (roughly US$486 000) financing package from the Energy and Environment Partnership Trust Fund (EEP Africa).

“STRUGGLING MUMS GOT ME CRYING!” — Taraji P HENSON on Tyler Perry’s gritty new thriller

  Hollywood star Taraji P Henson says her latest role in Straw hit close to home, so close, she was in tears remembering her own days as a broke single…

Hope for Sakubva Swimming Pool

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter   NEGLECTED public asset – Sakubva Swimming Pool – is set to undergo a major facelift after the facility had been left to denigrate owing…

VIGILANTES! 9 Nkayi men jailed for revenge assault

B-Metro Reporter A GANG of nine angry villagers took the law into their hands after accusing three men of poaching fish and polluting water at a village dam. Now they’re…

Manicaland’s Semvumba Arts Ensemble, new force in Zim’s traditional dance scene

Mthabisi Tshuma, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub Last month, a new name, Semvumba Arts Ensemble was unveiled in the country’s traditional dance field as the Muchina Muhombe Bar stage in…

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