adminWarriors face Loga
ALMOST three years after a nasty fallout, Croatian coach Zdravko “Loga” Logarusic is leaving no stone unturned ahead of the battle with his former paymasters Zimbabwe in the upcoming 2025 Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) qualifiers.
‘International engagements strengthen foreign policy’
CABINET yesterday considered and noted a report on the Inaugural Annual Africa Peace and Security Dialogue held in Gauteng, South Africa, from October 4 to 6 and another report on the Zambia-Zimbabwe Bilateral Consultative Meeting held in Livingstone, Zambia on October 18.
US ready to make a deal over hostages?
LONDON. — The Iranian Prime Minister, Mr Mohammed Ali Rajai, said yesterday that the United States seemed ready to meet Iran’s conditions for release of the US hostages, the BBC reported.
Bako rolls up sleeves for Summer series
ZIMBABWE’S motocross champion rider Emmanuel Bako has stepped up his preparations for this year’s Surge Energy Drink Zimbabwe Summer Series and has declared “war” against overseas riders who will be coming down to compete in this end-of-the-season motorcycling racing jamboree.
Govt moves to tighten gun ownership requirements
THE Firearms Act will be tightened to introduce training and psychological tests before licences are issued, impose age restrictions, make sure all firearms are profiled so owners can be traced, and increase penalties for offences, Government has said.
Youth empowerment programmes bust sanctions
ZIMBABWE continues to bust sanctions through deliberate economic empowerment projects that build the capacity of young people to realise their full potential through tapping into opportunities in mainstream economic sectors.
Basket Hounds begin Road to BAL campaign
BASKET Hounds coach Tawanda Nemutambwe is banking on home advantage as the Zimbabwe champions bid to make the next phase of the Basketball Africa League qualifiers by making it past Group E.
Immigration upgrades automated services
THE Department of Immigration has started upgrading its automated services as part of plans to match improved service delivery at the modernised Beitbridge Border Post.
Professor Jameson Kurasha leaves larger than life footprints
In life we sometimes encounter a unique and rare breed of human beings, whose footprints are larger than life, and who come into our lives, exuberant, pleasant and joyful.
‘Media vital for national development’
THE media should operate within the confines of the Constitution to promote the development and realisation of the country’s national aspirations, Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) chairperson Professor Ruby Magosvongwe said yesterday.