WHY CELTIC, RANGERS COULD STRUGGLE TO LURE MASWANHISE
CELTIC and Rangers do not have the same pull as in previous years to bring talent from the Scottish Premiership to the club. That is according to former Aberdeen chief…
GMB pays wheat farmers US$4m to clear 2025 debt
Edgar Vhera Specialist Writer – Agribusiness The Grain Marketing Board has paid farmers more than US$4 million towards clearing US dollar debts for the 2025 wheat deliveries and pledged to…
We are happy at Makepekepe — Chigwida
Langton Nyakwenda Zimpapers Sports Hub IT might have taken over a decade for Kudzai Chigwida to finally turn out for one of Zimbabwe’s three biggest football clubs, but it looks…
MAKONI HAILS CRICKET KUMUSHA-CRICKET EKHAYA INITIATIVE
ZIMBABWE Cricket Managing Director Givemore Makoni says their grassroots development initiative, Cricket Kumusha-Cricket Ekhaya, has recorded significant success, training a total of 550 participants across the country between May 2025…
IPPs on course to deliver 635MW
Rutendo Nyeve Victoria Falls Reporter PRIVATE power producers, mining companies and independent developers are increasingly taking centre stage in Zimbabwe’s electricity turnaround, with more than 600MW of new generation capacity…
Ponds breathe new life into Murehwa’s drying landscape
Theseus Mauruki Shambare Features Writer THE fish disappeared long before the ponds arrived. In Murehwa District, Mashonaland East Province, where fertile soils and favourable weather have for decades sustained tobacco…
D/brook hosts Tiger Wheel, Tyre Race Day
Collin Matiza Zimpapers Sports Hub THE home of local motorsport — Donnybrook Park Raceway — will echo to the sounds of angry motor racing engines this Sunday, as the Sables…
Zim athletes brace for youth, junior meet
Ellina Mhlanga Zimpapers Sports Hub NATIONAL head coach youth and junior team Briad Nhubu says they have assembled a formidable team for the upcoming Southern Region Under-18 — Under-20 Championships.…
Zim swimmers impress in Algeria
Ellina Mhlanga Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE Swimming interim committee coordinator Rumbidzai Mahobele says the performance by local swimmers at the just-ended Africa Aquatics Championships shows the sport is still alive…
LOOKING BACK: A jab in time can save a child’s life’
The Herald, 13 May 1986 NURSES should be in the forefront in immunisation of children against the world’s six killer diseases, the executive director of Unicef, Mr James Grant said…











