adminAgro-ecology improves livelihoods in Masvingo
For Mr Abumeleck Mutsenhure (62), a lead farmer from the Shashe area of Masvingo, embracing agro-ecology, a branch of agriculture that promotes farming practices which mitigate climate change and includes growing of crops naturally without use of inorganic fertiliser, has lots of benefits.
VP Chiwenga tours exhibition stands
VICE President, Dr Constantino Chiwenga, yesterday conducted a tour of exhibition stands at the 63rd edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF).
Musengezi trial kicks off
The trial of political activist Sybeth Musengezi finally kicked off yesterday after his application for stay of proceedings was dismissed by Harare magistrate for lack of merit.
CAPS United get nod for gate charge hike
HARARE giants CAPS United have hiked the gate charges for the upcoming blockbuster clash with traditional rivals Dynamos set for the National Sports Stadium this Sunday.
Vet department, police intensify cattle branding exercise
The veterinary department, in collaboration with the anti-stock theft police unit, are geared to embark on some intensified national cattle branding programme starting next month, targeting about two million cattle this year.
Herentals Queens take on new kids
HERENTALS Queens seek to start their title defence campaign on a high when they take on new kids Platinum Royals in their 2023 season opener which is scheduled for Mandava Stadium this Saturday.
Fraud suspect Smith faces 10 more charges
A FORMER director of MA Auto Supplies, Michael Gordon Smith, was back in court yesterday facing 10 fresh counts where he allegedly defrauded his business partner and the company of US$18 000 and R4 000.
Bulawayo Chiefs cautious against Yadah
AFTER collecting their first three set of points of the season against Castle Lager Premiership football giants Dynamos in a 3-2 flattering performance at the National Sports Stadium on Sunday, Bulawayo Chiefs are still basking in glory as they prepare to face Yadah Stars at the weekend.
Kenya ‘starvation cult’ death toll increases to 89
NAIROBI. – The number of victims of a suspected starvation cult has risen to at least 89 after more bodies were dug up in a Kenyan forest.
Zambia to remember Gabon plane crash victims
LUSAKA. — Zambian football will tomorrow commemorate the 30th anniversary of the plane crash that wiped out almost of all the national team, mourning the loss of a golden generation that players say inspired the nation to later victories.