NSS RENOVATIONS GATHER MOMENTUM
Langton Nyakwenda Zimpapers Sports Hub REFURBISHMENT of the National Sports Stadium is now expected to gather pace after the government overcame some bottlenecks that were stalling the project. The 38-year-old…
Michael Nees to name his men
Eddie Chikamhi Zimpapers Sports Hub The domestic football family will today turn the spotlight on Warriors coach Michael Nees, who is expected to end weeks of speculation and anxiety when…
ZHF to introduce national league
Zimpapers Sports Hub IN a move expected to spur the growth of the local game, Zimbabwe Handball Federation are set to introduce a national league at the end of this…
Kirsty champions innovation, gender equity
AS the International Olympic Committee prepares to elect their next president on March 20, Kirsty Coventry, a two-time Olympic champion and the only female candidate in the race, has emphasised…
Nakamba prayed for Aston Villa move
ASTON Villa supporters can enjoy a feature interview with Zimbabwean midfielder Marvelous Nakamba inside the official matchday programme for their UEFA Champions League tie against Club Brugge tonight. The midfielder…
Karting season opens with a bang
Collin Matiza, Zimpapers Sports Hub LAST Sunday, Kart Sport Club hosted the first round of their 2025 Club and ROK Cup Zimbabwe Championship at the National Sports Stadium Pole Position…
Gwanda Lithium Mine completes new plant
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro Senior Business Reporter Gwanda Lithium Mine has completed constructing its multi-million dollar plant and secured an export permit from the Government. This paves the way for the company…
RTG declares US$2,5m final dividend for FY2024
Nqobile Bhebhe HOTELIER, Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG) has declared a final dividend of US$2,5 million for financial (FY) 2024, from US$1,5 million the prior year. This comes after the RTG…
SMEs applaud durable stability of fuel prices
Business Reporter Small to medium enterprises (SMEs) have commended the stability of fuel prices, saying it has enabled predictability in business planning and cost management. They stressed that price volatility…
SIERRA LEONE HITMEN HIRED FOR GOLD HEIST
TWO Chinese men hired two hitmen from Sierra Leone, whom they said were specialists when it came to firearms, to help them execute an elaborate plot to steal 4 kgs of gold from a car which was being used to smuggle gold to Zambia via the Chirundu Border Post.











