El Niño: Government pushes drought-ready farming

Theseus Mauruki Shambare, Agriculture Reporter THE Government is urging farmers to adjust their cropping strategies and adopt drought-tolerant crops and fast-maturing varieties ahead of the expected El Niño-induced drought during…

Be in the full examination mode

Public examinations are close by. Students should thoroughly practice so that when they walk into the examination room they are ready. We will focus on what comes up most. Sentence…

Beitbridge bids farewell to liberation war veteran Cde Stanley Mudau

Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau MOURNERS from across Beitbridge District yesterday gathered at Tshigomele Village to bid farewell to respected local businessman and liberation war veteran Cde Stanley Mudau, who died…

Matters of Health Nursing mothers should adopt exclusive breastfeeding

Robin Muchetu, Health and Gender Editor ZIMBABWE commemorated World Breastfeeding Week from 1 to 7 August highlighting the importance of exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of life and…

Manicaland: How a nation can turn raw wealth into industry

Tendai Gukutikwa Mutare Bureau FOR years, trucks laden with timber, minerals and agricultural produce have streamed out of Manicaland carrying the province’s natural wealth to factories and markets elsewhere. The…

Marketing graduate is cultivating new vision in Zim’s agriculture sector

Ranson Madzamba Zimpapers Correspondent IN the rolling farmlands of Guruve, Mashonaland Central province, where the soil meets the waters of Gwaku Dam, a quiet agricultural revolution is taking root. Among…

‘Dynamos open to all’

Blessing Malinganiza Zimpapers Sports Hub FOR generations, Dynamos drew their strength and identity from Harare’s high-density suburbs, but the sight of seven foreign players taking the field for the Glamour…

Giants flex muscle, storm into quarter-finals

Veronica Gwaze, Onward Gangata and Innocent Muchochomi EXPERIENCE prevailed over enthusiasm as Scottland flexed their muscles to trample MWOS U-19 and storm into the ZIFA Munhumutapa Challenge Cup quarter-finals via…

Chevrons stutter in Namibia

ZIMBABWE got their cricket Tri-series off to a rough start, as Dewald Brevis’ half-century helped South Africa stroll to a comfortable seven-wicket win over the Chevrons at the FNB International…

First German genocide the West chose to forget

Mustafa Fetouri The deep physical and structural wounds inflicted on the African continent by European colonialism will take generations to heal — if they ever heal at all. IN today’s…