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- Manicapost
- April 27, 2023
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NEW: Dog-eat-dog in Martin Memorial, Manicaland Open
Ray Bande Senior Reporter THE inaugural edition of the Thomas Franklin Martin Memorial tournament – an alteration of the old Mantas Open – as well as the…
‘Science can leapfrog Africa’s development’…Continent’s future lies in innovation
SCIENCE and Technology are integral to the development of Africa through accelerating the attainment of food security and stopping the continent’s long dependency on generic products from other continents, President Mnangagwa has said.
More Zanu PF poll reruns on the way
ZANU PF is expected to hold primary election re-runs for local authorities in at least 24 wards on Saturday next week after a number of incidents in the initial polls necessitated the retake.
Zimbabwe regains place in the sun
FIVE presidents, 80 countries, 120 exhibitors and more than 2 000 people were in Victoria Falls yesterday as Zimbabwe reaps huge dividends from President Mnangagwa’s engagement and re-engagement drive.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Malaria needs more people to realise it can be defeated
Although a lot of attention is paid to new diseases and new medical complications, malaria remains one of the major causes of illness with 140 177 confirmed cases last year, and 178 deaths, more than all the bus crashes combined.
Fashion industry challenged to unite
The Fashion Council of Zimbabwe (FCoZ) has called designers, stylists, photographers, creatives, writers and bloggers, among other fashion buffs, to unite for the betterment of the industry.
Govt commits to conducive business environment
The private sector needs to build on the Government commitment to creating and fostering a conducive environment for business to thrive and play its role in economic development and attain global competitiveness, Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga said yesterday.
Artificial intelligence can solve our problems in Africa — President Kagame
RWANDA President Paul Kagame yesterday said Africa has a unique opportunity to develop its competitiveness through artificial intelligence (AI) which it must explore, adopt and utilise as it has great potential to enhance critical sectors such as agriculture, health and education.
I cast bad luck on DeMbare, claims disgruntled Ghanaian player
FORMER Dynamos’ Ghanaian defender Sylvester Appiah has sensationally threatened to cast a bad luck spell on the Glamour Boys until the Castle Lager Premiership football giants pay him US$200 which he claims they owe him.
MSU student launches novel
Midlands State University (MSU) student Garikai Mawere has launched a novel that interrogates gender-based violence (GBV) and ritual killings.