adminBikita Minerals sitting on 65 million tonnes of lithium
Zimbabwe’s gallop towards becoming one of the world’s top lithium producers continues to gain traction with exploration work at the Sinomine-owned Bikita Minerals in Masvingo, the oldest lithium mine in the country with decades of production, showing reserves of 65 million tonnes.
Manicaland Classic on tomorrow
THE annual Manicaland Classic body-building contest will be held in Mutare tomorrow with at least 50 body-builders set to battle for silverware.
Hwange ease relegation woes
HWANGE made it three wins on the trot and continued to ease their relegation worries when they beat Bulawayo Chiefs 2-0 in a Castle Lager Premiership match played at Luveve Stadium yesterday.
Drag racing enters Grand Finale
WITH the last and final round of the 2023 main circuit racing now done and dusted, local motor racing drivers and motorsport enthusiasts alike now shift their attention to the Grand Finale of this year’s drag racing season.
Ouster of McCarthy shows US division, ‘demons dancing in riotous revelry’
When US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy was ousted on Tuesday from his leadership post, he became the shortest serving speaker since 1875.
RBZ to flag suspected terrorists
BANK accounts in Zimbabwe of those listed by the United Nations of suspected terrorist activities will now be frozen without delay by the Director-General of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Financial Intelligence Unit under a Statutory Instrument gazetted yesterday.
Black Caps overwhelm England
AHMEDABAD, India — New Zealand crushed defending champions England by nine wickets in the opening match of the 50-over World Cup yesterday, demonstrating again their knack of punching above their weight in show-piece events.
Govt committed to policies that improve consumer welfare
Government remains committed to developing policies that promote industrial development and improve consumer welfare in the country, Industry and Commerce Deputy Minister, Roy Bhila has said.
10th Parly should implement key legislative reforms
THE 10th Parliament needs to move with speed in implementing legislative reforms and aligning all the country’s laws to the Constitution, analysts have said.
Grain swap answers Muzarabani food needs
VILLAGERS in Muzarabani and other districts in the low lying valley areas in Mashonaland Central previously risked crocodile attacks or downing while maintaining maize fields along rivers, and this sort of cultivation led to siltation of rivers.