adminMan seeks help for heart treatment
A 48-YEAR-OLD man from Mabvuku suburb in Harare, Mr Lovemore Duwariti, is seeking financial assistance to enable him to undergo medical treatment for a heart ailment.
UAE investors explore business opportunities
A delegation of investors from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) arrived in Harare last night to explore various investment opportunities in Zimbabwe, especially focusing on revamping the railway system, mining, low cost housing, energy and agriculture.
Company director in court over illegal hunting
BUSINESSMAN William Terrence Kelly, whose company owns a fishery concession in the Zambezi Valley, has appeared in court facing a charge of illegal hunting and another of stealing from the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (Zimparks).
Family’s impact on individual, social well-being
The International Day of Families, celebrated annually on May 15, is a reminder of the great influence family has on individual well-being, as well as in building better communities.
Fishing in Lake Tanganyika to be closed for breeding season
Fishing activities in Lake Tanganyika, shared by Tanzania, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Zambia, will be closed from today until August 15 to allow for fish breeding, a senior official said yesterday.
Nyamupfukudza makes his presence felt
A Number of young Zimbabwean motocross riders, led by Victor Nyamupfukudza, powered through dust and grit this past weekend during the second round of the Zambian National Championship series held at Eureka Motocross Club in Lusaka.
Bail ruling for diamond theft suspects today
Five suspects allegedly involved in the theft of diamonds worth US$31 000 from the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport remained in custody yesterday, with a Harare magistrate expected to make their bail ruling today.
SA electoral body approves over 5 000 observers
The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) has approved more than 5 000 local and international observers to monitor the upcoming general elections later this month, the electoral body announced yesterday.
Hunidzarira gets down to business
NEWLY-appointed ZIFA technical director Jethro “Chemi” Hunidzarira has wasted no time in playing his part in the revival of the local game.
Africa’s Travel Indaba kicks off in Durban
Africa’s Travel Indaba (ATI) 2024 kicked off yesterday in South Africa’s coastal city of Durban, with Patricia de Lille, the country’s Minister of Tourism, urging African countries to improve tourism on the continent.