FIFPRO sounds alarm on workload
Arsenal’s triumphant campaign has become an unlikely poster child for soccer’s escalating workload crisis, with players’ union FIFPRO warning deep runs across competitions are taking a toll on players through…
Mr and Miss Nust: Top models walk away with US$5 000
Mthokozisi Ncube [email protected] THE National University of Science and Technology (Nust) campus came alive this past Saturday as it hosted a colourful and glamorous Mr and Miss Nust 2026 pageant.…
I’M GLAD TO BE BACK, SAYS MUNETSI
Petros Kausiyo in LONDON, England MARSHALL Munetsi says he is glad to be back in the Warriors fold. He was part of the team which fell to a 0-2 defeat…
ST JOHN’S HIGH SCHOOL CHIKWAKA FINISHES TOP IN THE 2026 ANGLICAN BISHOP’S MERIT AWARDS
Maria Chiguvari ST John’s High School Chikwaka emerged as the top winner for the 2026 Anglican Bishop’s Merit Awards held recently at the school. The school received top recognition for…
WARRIORS WINLESS AGAINST SUPER EAGLES IN 45 YEARS
Robson Sharuko Metros Editor THE Warriors are still waiting for their first win over the Super Eagles in 45 years. The latest duel between the two countries ended in a…
BOOST FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AS GOOD SAMARITAN DONATES 200 WHEELCHAIRS
Latwell Nyangu AT least 200 people with disabilities will receive wheelchairs which have been donated by a Good Samaritan. Musician Greatman will receive two of the wheelchairs. The benefactor, Justice…
Pan-Africanism: Blueprint for continent’s economic liberation
Taurai Kandishaya When the slave ships sailed from the coasts of West and Central Africa, it was Pan‑Africanism, the raw, unbroken recognition of a shared destiny, that kept the spirit…
Tobacco boom reshapes Mat South farming landscape
Theseus Mauruki Shambare recently in MANGWE IN Matabeleland South, where vast stretches of land have for decades been synonymous with cattle ranching and drought survival, a quiet agricultural shift is…











