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COMPETITION in the Heart Women’s Soccer League is heating up, with Chapungu closing the gap on log leaders Black Rhinos, who were inactive during the weekend’s Week 16 matches.
Dual citizenship to be banned
THE Government can and will act to abolish dual citizenship and force people to choose their allegiance, the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Senator Simbi Mubako, said in Salisbury yesterday.
Gold bulls celebrate as Jackson Hole reinforces bets on rally
Gold’s record-setting rally above US$2 500 an ounce looks to have further to run as the Federal Reserve prepares to chop rates, traditional drivers such as lower yields return, and…
Childhood health: A foundation for lifelong well-being
The adage “health is wealth” rings true every time I hear it.
First half durum wheat imports drop 17pc
After achieving bread wheat self-sufficiency since 2022, the Government is now targeting to buttress its import substitution by commercialising durum wheat production whose import plunged 17 percent in the first half of 2024.
Beating hunger through climate smart projects
As the effects of the El-Nino-induced drought experienced in Zimbabwe’s last agricultural season continue to increase vulnerability among the country’s population, a needs assessment exercise done in Binga District in Matabeleland North, Mwenezi in Masvingo and Gokwe in Midlands has revealed that people with disabilities and child-headed households are at high risk of food insecurity.
18-year-old in court for rape, robbing prostitute
AN 18-year-old man from Harare who allegedly hired a prostitute but later on robbed and raped her on their way to his house, appeared in court yesterday.
UMC bishop deported from Nigeria over visa issues
United Methodist Church Zimbabwe’s Bishop Eben K. Nhiwatiwa who was arrested last Friday by authorities in Nigeria while on a mission to facilitate the election of a new church leader has been deported.
China committed to assist agric industrialisation
China has reaffirmed its commitment to assist Zimbabwe’s agriculture industrialisation through technical support, establishment of requisite infrastructure and access to a 1,4 billion-strong market.
Chimombe, Mpofu continue fight for bail
Businessmen Mike Chimombe and Moses Mpofu, accused of fraud involving US$7 million meant for the Presidential Goats Scheme, have launched a fresh bid for bail at the High Court.