adminEDITORIAL COMMENT : Let’s show off public-private infrastructure developments
The SADC Summit next month goes beyond the opportunity to show Zimbabwe’s full return to normalcy and functionality under the Second Republic, but also offers a major opportunity for both the Government and the private sector to show what can be done when everyone works together on infrastructure.
ANOTHER DRUGS ISSUE LEADS TO CRICKETERS’ SUSPENSION
Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Cricket have suspended two players from the National Premier League and all cricket activities, pending a hearing, over recreational drug use. Scorpions batter Blessed Muzite and Takashinga…
Traore suspended for inciting ‘rebellion’ in team
Mali captain Hamari Traore has been suspended for inciting “rebellion” after the publication of a letter criticising the national federation, an official told AFP. Real Sociedad defender Traore was among…
TODDLER DROWNS IN SEWER PLANT
Talent Gore THE body of a toddler, who drowned in a sewer pipe in Crowborough in Harare, was found in a sewer plant in Mufakose. Sources told H-Metro that the…
Embracing Sadc Summit with peace and unity
Preparations for the hosting of the historic 44th SADC Summit of Heads of State and Government in Zimbabwe are progressing well.
TWELVE HOSPITALS BENEFIT FROM TM PICK N PAY WINTER INITIATIVE
Talent Gore TWELVE public hospitals yesterday benefited from the annual winter blanket drive by TM Pick n Pay with the supermarket chain providing 3 000 blankets. The blankets come just…
CLEVELAND DAM UNDER SIEGE FROM SAND POACHERS
H-Metro Reporter CLEVELAND Dam is under siege from illegal sand poachers with shocking evidence showing over 200 sand miners having besieged the dam’s catchment area. A ticking time bomb is…
It took soul to win: Turkey
Turkey upended Austria in a thrilling last-16 match at the European Championship on Tuesday with more than just tactics and game plan, the team’s manager Vincenzo Montella said. Montella’s men…
AND ITS OVER
LONDON. — Novak Djokovic described Andy Murray as an inspiration to fellow players for his resilience and backed him to return to Wimbledon in 2025 despite the Briton announcing his…
After 46 years, Frontline Kids Band co-founder reminisces
It all started as an audition at Rufaro Stadium during the 1987 Uhuru celebrations, when they were nonentities. The main acts of the day were about to appear on stage when the then-teens begged organisers to showcase their talent.