adminPremium Soccer League enters final stretch
Innocent Kurira THE Castle Lager Premier Soccer League returns this weekend with a full fixture list as the season enters its twilight stages. Following the international break, local football action…
Court clears ex-boyfriend
Musawenkosi Moyo A 38-YEAR-OLD man from Umguza in Matabeleland North Province, who was charged with domestic violence after threatening to stab his ex-girlfriend, heaved a sigh of relief when he…
‘You can be charged for adultery’…as woman drags hubby’s pregnant lover to court
Danisa Masuku Beauty Faranando has no peace in her marriage. Due to that, she has applied for a peace order against her husband’s alleged mistress, Letwin Mukoneri, who eloped to…
Rotaract Club of Nust hosts breast cancer awareness campaign
Musawenkosi Moyo IN observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Rotaract Club of the National University of Science and Technology (Nust) hosted a fundraising campaign to raise awareness about breast…
Video Assistant Referee to be used in women’s Cosafa tournament
Sports Reporter COSAFA is set to take the use of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) to another level at the 2025 Women’s Championships by increasing the number of games the system…
Zim-China universities set up research centre
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Zimbabwe should leverage on the existing solid China-Africa relations to promote innovation and industrialisation through harnessing and nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit among its youths in universities, University of Zimbabwe vice-chancellor Professor Paul Mapfumo has said.
Speaking at the launch of the China-Africa Joint Research Centre for Exchanges and Mutual Learning between Civilisations at the University of Zimbabwe, Professor Mapfumo said the research centre will facilitate research that will promote innovation, entrepreneurship and start-up ventures.
It is a collaboration between the University of Zimbabwe and the Renmin University of China, mooted in 2023.
Loveness Mukutirwa in Zimbabwe for Zaoga Music Festival
Arts Reporter United Kingdom-based seasoned gospel musician Loveness Mukutirwa jetted into the country on Thursday afternoon ahead of the Zaoga Music Festival on Friday.
President challenges local companies to produce goods for international markets
President challenges local companies to produce goods for international markets
Muzarabani woman kills hubby
Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau A 44-year-old Muzarabani woman was arrested after she fatally struck her husband on the head with a metal object following an altercation. Provincial spokesperson, Sergeant…
Comedy lovers’ all-in-one affair
Arts Reporter COMEDY lovers in Harare have something to cheer them up this evening when Nigel “Tha Slick Pastor” Maritinyu hosts a comedy show at 7 Arts Theatre in Avondale.…