Bosso players down tools again
Fungai Muderere, [email protected] THE Highlanders executive’s effectiveness in running the affairs of this great club have been called into focus after the first team stars did not train yesterday over…
Local content key to unlocking mining sector growth
Nqobile Bhebhe, [email protected] LOCAL content development and supplier participation are increasingly recognised as critical building blocks for a resilient, inclusive and sustainable mining industry, with growing calls for Zimbabwean businesses,…
Zimbabwe volleyball eyes Olympic dream after Zone VI success
Veronica Gwaze, [email protected] AFTER securing the solitary ticket to the 2028 Los Angeles African Olympic Qualifiers at the recently concluded CAVB Zone VI Senior LA28 Qualifiers, the Zimbabwe Volleyball Association…
Cape Town Marathon joins World Majors
Ellina Mhlanga, [email protected] FOLLOWING the confirmation of the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon as the first Abbott World Marathon Major to be held on African soil, local athletes have welcomed the…
Sue Nyathi’s ‘The Polygamist’ sparks demand for more Zimbabwean stories
Mbulelo Mpofu, [email protected] SUKOLUHLE “Sue” Nyathi’s literary star continues to rise following the successful adaptation of her debut novel, The Polygamist, into a television series that has become one of…
Ebola outbreak wake-up call for Africa: President . . . ‘Resilient health systems key to combat diseases’
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke-Senior Health Reporter AFRICAN countries must make sustained investments in resilient and strong health systems to combat the spread of diseases, President Mnangagwa has said. Addressing a high-level virtual…
US$500m fertiliser plant takes shape
Conrad Mupesa-Mashonaland West Bureau THE construction of a US$500 million urea and ammonium nitrate fertiliser plant in Chegutu District is gathering momentum, with production expected to begin in 2028 as…
RBZ cuts interest rate as inflation eases, ZiG maintains stability
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro-Senior Business Reporter THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s decision to slash the Bank Policy Rate by 5 percentage points, from 35 percent to 30 percent, signals a structural shift…











