adminNGEZI FACES BENJANI’S US$1.6M MEGA STORM. . . It could be the biggest such payout in football in Southern Africa. . . FIFA’S decision for Mafu to be paid likely to act as a precedent
ZIMBABWE’S football champions Nigezi Platinum Stars face a hurricane which could have a significant impact on the club amid revelations that former coach Benjani Mwaruwari has filed a staggering US$1.6…
Varsities shine at Education 5.0 exhibitions
Sifelani Tsiko, Innovations Editor Exhibitors at this year’s Presidential Innovation Fair started showcasing their outputs yesterday in line with the Government thrust to promote innovations anchored on the heritage-based Education…
VP Mohadi in SA for Speakers’ conference
Roselyne Sachiti in MIDRAND, South Africa Vice President Kembo Mohadi arrived in South Africa last night and is scheduled to deliver a keynote speech at the 12th annual conference of…
Nourishing learners a collective duty: First Lady
Tendai Rupapa, Senior Reporter NOURISHING learners is a collective duty that involves every member of society, Health Ambassador First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has said. Communities, she said, must work…
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Climate change not just a problem, it’s an opportunity
Climate change is now a major factor in the economies of many countries, although as President Mnangagwa has noted more so in most of the developing states, and Zimbabwe needs to be able to cope but can also take advantage of the measures that are needed to survive.
Education 5.0: Decolonising development in the era of globalisation
The University of Zimbabwe last week weaned over 6 000 ready-for-the-job-market graduates, comprising the first batch of those who had enrolled under the Education 5.0 curriculum.
Residents blame council corruption for water crisis
Remember Deketeke, Herald Correspondent Residents have told Harare City Council to stop blaming ratepayers for its failure to provide essential services, but instead work towards addressing corruption in the local…
DYNAMOS PITCH TENT IN BOTSWANA
DYNAMOS are meticulously taking care of every detail as they itch to skip the final hurdle and clinch a place in the CAF Confederation Cup group stages where they will be guaranteed a minimum of US$400 000.
Informal economy costs Zim US$1,15bn: Study
Nqobile Bhebhe recently in Victoria Falls THE informalisation of the economy cost Zimbabwe at least US$1,15 billion in potential fiscal revenue between 2020 and 2023, a research paper has shown. This…
Zim prospects bright at Malaysia halal expo
By Kudzanai Sharara in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Zimbabwe’s Ambassador to Malaysia, Mrs Constance Chemwayi, is optimistic about the country’s prospects at the ongoing Malaysia International Halal Showcase (MIHAS), which she said…