President’s SADC chairmanship to boost regional integration
chairman of the Zimbabwe National Roads Administration and African Union Commission (AUC) nominee, Dr George Manyaya, has hailed President Mnangagwa’s SADC chairmanship as a significant boost to regional integration.
NEES ARRIVES AHEAD OF UNVEILING
GERMAN expatriate coach Michael Nees flew into the country yesterday afternoon ahead of his official unveiling by ZIFA this morning.
Kasongo Band member lifts lid on juju dealings
He is not ashamed of his past, dabbling in juju and magic to control the musical band Kasongo.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Ban on alluvial mining good for environment
THE ban on alluvial and river bed mining by Cabinet this week followed careful evaluation of the results of the limited permission granted on some river systems from 2011, with more precise regulation in 2018 and 2020, and finding the negative environmental damage far outweighed the positive recovery of minerals.
Saxophonist Dave a growing brand
SAXOPHONIST Joseph Dave is slowly but surely stealing the hearts of many with beautiful skills.
SADC working on measures to improve intra-regional trade
SADC is working on measures to promote intra-regional trade amid concerns that countries are doing business more with outsiders than among themselves.
Promising start for innovative tick control project
Chenai Museta GOVERNMENT is shifting gears in the war against ticks with an innovative pilot programme that uses acaricide foot baths in place of conventional dip tanks being rolled…
Zim referees get CAF call-up
TOP Zimbabwe referee Brighton Chimene headlined a busy weekend for the country’s match officials as they took charge of Confederation of African Football assignments around the continent.
ZERA sues 13 dealers over fuel contamination
Senior Business Reporter THIRTEEN out of 155 samples collected from fuel retail sites across the country showed the commodity was contaminated or adulterated, meaning that it fell below the acceptable…
Handling abortion in goats, sheep
Sheuneni Kurasha-Farmer’s Diary Over the past month, we have received numerous distress calls from farmers across the country who are grappling with a rise in abortion cases within their herds. …











