adminMighty Warriors kick-off COSAFA chase
TORRENTIAL rains in Gqeberha, South Africa have caused some logistical complications at the COSAFA Women’s Championships but the weather conditions have not deterred the Mighty Warriors’ resolve to garner the 2024 title.
Head in court for exam scandal
THE headmaster of Ivyluck College in Harare, Tafadzwa Chikohora (31), appeared in court yesterday on allegations of stealing exam fees for three students who intended to sit for Zimsec O’ Level November 2024 examinations.
Arteta counts cost of Arsenal win
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said his side’s growing injury list was becoming a worry after Riccardo Calafiori limped off near the end of a scrappy 1-0 win over Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League on Tuesday.
Three prosecutors in court for corruption
Three prosecutors are set to be tried on corruption-related charges, as the anti-graft drive by the National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ) gathers momentum.
Tagwirei donates tractors to Midlands schools
PROMINENT businessman, Mr Kudakwashe Tagwirei, through his charity arm, Bridging the Gap Foundation (GPF), has donated tractors and other farming equipment to nine schools in the Midlands Province as a way of empowering them to become more self-sufficient.
Ngezi target Chibuku Super Cup milestone
AFTER tasting the feel of the African inter-club football for the first time in his career, Ngezi Platinum Stars defender, Gareth Madhake, is now craving for another dance on the continental stage.
Community calls for speed humps as accidents increase
THE Beitbridge community has appealed to the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure Development and its partners to consider setting up speed humps and tightly enforce road traffic regulations on the 5.1km dual carriageway linking the Beitbridge Border Post and major inland towns including Bulawayo and Harare.
Manicaland gears for Vumba Half Marathon
IT is that time of the year when distance runners converge in Manicaland for the Old Mutual Vumba Half Marathon and the hosts are confident of another successful edition of the race this weekend.
Dealing with pneumonia, foot rot in goats and sheep
Pneumonia and foot rot are significant health concerns affecting goats and sheep, often leading to serious welfare issues and economic losses in livestock farming.
Old age, witchcraft accusations against the elderly in society
We all travel different paths in the journey of life as we transition from childhood to adulthood.