Police probe Masaya death
POLICE are investigating circumstances surrounding the death of Tapfumanei Masaya (51) whose body was found at the intersection of Arcturus and Lobho Roads in the Cleveland area of eastern Harare on Monday.
Zim can draw lessons, benefit from Marxist political economy theory
Zimbabwe and China can utilise their cherished long standing close and entrenched ties to further consolidate their co-operation, riding on Beijing’s success story which has registered a rapid transformation in terms of economic growth to become one of global fastest developing economies.
India focused on WC progress
MUMBAI. — India’s young team will not be weighed down by history when they face New Zealand in the World Cup semi-final as they have al-ready shown they can handle the high expectations during their unbeaten run in the group stage, skipper Rohit Sharma said yesterday.
‘Foster linkages to promote Zim’s One Health initiative’
Scientists, researchers and other key health actors should foster collaboration and coordination across sectors to advance the one-health implementation that aims to address health threats impacting humans, animals, plants and the environment in the country, Public Health Advisor to the President and Cabinet Dr Agnes Mahomva said yesterday.
Kaitano ends 11-month win-less run at home
Richards Bay coach Kaitano Tembo has described their win over Cape Town Spurs in the DStv Premiership at King Zwelithini Stadium on Sunday as “massive”.
Upgrade your pre-paid meters: Zesa
Electricity consumers have been advised by the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) to upgrade their pre-paid meters without fail, before June next year.
Police name accident victims
FOUR of six people killed on the spot, with three others critically injured, after their kombi collided with a haulage truck along the Masvingo-Beitbridge highway near Rutenga yesterday morning, have been named.
Interfaith Council calls for Gaza truce, sanctions removal
The Interfaith Religious Council of Leaders yesterday held a solidarity rally in Harare calling for a stop to the killing of Palestinian people in Gaza by Israeli forces and the removal of illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the West.
David Cameron makes shock return to UK govt
With his country mired in economic doldrums and his party trailing in the polls as an election nears, UK leader Rishi Sunak rolled the dice and shook up his government on Monday, appointing former Prime Minister David Cameron to the post of foreign secretary.
Japan Ambassador bids Speaker farewell
OUTGOING Japanese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Satoshi Tanaka, yesterday paid a courtesy call on the Speaker of the National Assembly, Advocate Jacob Mudenda, where he pledged his country’s continued support to ensure the country achieves its development goals.











