adminRace is still on, says Highlanders coach
HIGHLANDERS are expected to play with more balance at the back where veterans Peter Muduhwa and Godfrey Makaruse make a return from suspension and injury.
Zim, Rwanda to strengthen agric ties
ZIMBABWE and Rwanda have pledged to work together in seed production and extension services after signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for cooperation in various agricultural fields.
SA set for two-pot economic stimulus
South Africa’s largely consumer-driven economy is likely to get a financial stimulus from two-pot withdrawals, as the new pension system takes effect from September. However, it all depends on how…
$1,2m grain dryer, silos commissioned…Sanctions busting measures bear fruit
CHINESE investment in skills development and technology transfer is bearing fruit with the Zimbabwean component of the Zim-China Wanjin Agricultural Development (Pvt) Ltd expected to continue with operations as the multimillion-dollar agriculture concern restructures.
Nees thrilled by Billiat U-turn
WARRIORS coach Michael Nees feels Khama Billiat has a lot to give to the national team after convincing the forward to come out of retirement and join the squad for the upcoming 2025 AFCON qualifiers.
Harare’s chaotic billing wrangle rages on
The row over City of Harare’s billing system has spilt to the High Court after a potential supplier filed an urgent court application to bar the council from returning to the BIQ system it abandoned in 2019.
Buffett’s Berkshire tops $1trn in market value
Berkshire Hathaway became the first US company outside of the tech sector to surpass US$1 trillion in market value. Shares of Warren Buffett’s conglomerate rose 0.9 percent on Wednesday to…
Mash West targets 360 000ha of maize
MASHONALAND West Province is targeting to put at least 360 000 hectares under maize for the 2024/25 season anchored on agro-ecological tailoring, timely and optimal support to farmers.
Boy Scouts instructor jailed 28yrs for sexual assault
A 35-year-old Boy Scouts master from Seke has been jailed 28 years for aggravated indecent assault, the homosexual version of rape, of seven boys aged between 10 and 19.
Institutionalised corruption plagues City Council
“Institutionalised corruption” within Harare City Council saw two land developers being allowed to sell 10 000 unserviced stands in Mabvuku and Warren Park, the council’s audit chairperson, Councillor Blessing Duma, testified yesterday before the Commission of Inquiry into the governance of the council.