adminMalawi shifts to inclusive education system
Charles Pensulo Maria Chale, 36, was a bubbly little girl who, encouraged by her older siblings and supported by her mother, developed an affinity to reading at a young age.
Does the sun really rise in the east?
The earth is the mobile entry in our environments and the sun is a stable entity that influences our environmental occurrences when it is a stable statute.
Zim’s new dinosaur discovery: Inside the find
Paul Barrett, Jonah Choiniere, Kimberley Chapelle, Lara Sciscio, Michel Zondo
The world’s flying again
The world is flying again. In the third quarter, 10,5 million flights are scheduled to crisscross the skies, according to industry data compiled by BloombergNEF. The International Air Transport Association is anticipating record passenger numbers this year, and planes that will be about as full as they were before the virus using record amounts of fuel.
Sergio Ramos quits Sevilla again
Veteran Spanish defender Sergio Ramos has told hometown club Sevilla his second stint with them is over after just one season, the LaLiga outfit said yesterday.
Markets cheer SA’s broad government alliance
South African stocks rallied and the rand gained, defying the global selloff in risk assets, as investors cheered an agreement between rival political parties to back the re-election of Mr Cyril Ramaphosa as president.
Voluntary lay offs for EcoCash staff
Following shareholder approval of the transfer of EcoCash Holdings Zimbabwe Limited’s (EHZL) fintech businesses to Econet Wireless Zimbabwe Limited (EWZL), management has extended voluntary and mutual separation offers to staff in EcoCash Holdings Zimbabwe Limited.
Mudenda in SA for SADC PF meeting
Speaker of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda is in South Africa for the Executive Committee (EXCO) of the Southern African Development Community Parliamentary Forum (SADC PF), a precursor event to the 55th Plenary Assembly Session to be held in Luanda, Angola next month.
NAAZ in plea to motivate athletes
TENDAI Tagara, the National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe president, has appealed to the corporate sector to come up with incentives for his team that is going to the African Senior Championships which start in Doula, Cameroon, on Friday.
Maid convicted of US$107 000 theft
A maid who stole US$107 000 from her Chinese employer and shared it with two cops stationed at Central Criminal Bureau in Harare, who are currently on the run, has been convicted of theft by Harare magistrate, Mrs Ethel Chichera.