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Sifelani Tsiko, Innovations Editor Women-owned businesses in Zimbabwe still need more support to help close gaps for their access to resources, markets and financial services, a new study shows. The…
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- Bmetro
- April 4, 2025
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‘We asked for too much too soon’
Christian Horner has appeared to defend Red Bull’s ruthless approach to sacking Liam Lawson, claiming “sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind”. The Red Bull team principal also…
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- April 4, 2025
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Bekezela’s Women’s Volleyball Mission
BEKEZELA Ndlovu refuses to watch women’s volleyball in Zimbabwe fade into the shadows. The passionate Bulawayo Vipers head coach is on a relentless mission to revive the sport, ensuring that young girls have a clear pathway from grassroots to elite competition. Her ultimate dream? To establish a strong women’s team in the national league and create a structured development system that guarantees sustainability.
Desperate Gamecocks face Students
Fungai Muderere, Zimpapers Sports Hub CHICKEN Inn coach Joey Antipas is urging his squad to end their frustrating winless streak when they host Herentals College at Luveve Stadium on Saturday.…
Husband threatens suicide
Spiwe Sarakunze, Herald Reporter A Harare woman yesterday took her husband to the Harare Civil Court, seeking a protection order against him. Gertrude Kamera said she was considering divorcing her…
Youth and patriotism: A call to build, not destroy
Innocent Mujeri INDEPENDENCE Day is not just another public holiday. It is a solemn reminder of the struggles, sacrifices, and victories of those who came before us. It is a…
Naked rapist terrorises Mutare student teachers
Tendai Gukutikwa STUDENTS at Mutare Teachers’ College staying out of campus are being terrorised by a suspected rapist, who pounces on them while naked and wearing a balaclava to conceal…
LOOKING BACK: Switch to labour, Kangai tells firms
The Herald, 4 April 1981 MANUFACTURERS must switch to labour intensive technology wherever possible to help absorb Zimbabwe’s growing number of job seekers, the Minister of Labour and Social Services, Mr…
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- April 4, 2025
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Tsholotsho leads Matabeleland North in high HIV prevalence
Mashudu Mambo, Chronicle Writer TSHOLOTSHO District has one of the highest HIV prevalence rates in Matabeleland North Province at 22.7 percent, in a province where about 90 000 people are…
Reviving a legacy, David Whitehead Textiles running again
Precious Manomano, Herald Correspondent IN the heart of Zimbabwe, a quiet revolution is unfolding within the textile industry, centred around the historic David Whitehead Textiles. Once a beacon of local…