adminWorld Bank backs ongoing economic reforms in Nigeria
On Monday, during the 30th Nigerian Economic Summit, hosted by the Nigerian Economic Summit Group and the Ministry of Budget and National Planning, the World Bank revealed that Nigeria must continue with its current economic policies to become an “engine of growth in Sub-Saharan Africa.”
Pfumvudza/Intwasa programme to include biofortified seeds
GOVERNMENT has heeded the call by stakeholders in the agriculture industry to include biofortified seeds in the Pfumvudza/Intwasa programme to fight the hidden hunger scourge and for food and nutrition security.
trey NYONI TURNS PROFESSIONAL AT LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. – Teenage star Trey Nyoni has signed his first professional contract with English giants Liverpool.
Floods kill 550 in Chad
Severe rainfall has caused widespread destruction in Chad as the nation grapples with a food security crisis Chad is grappling with one of its worst natural disasters in recent history,…
FER REAL?.
MANCHESTER United co-owner Sir Jim Radcliffe as cut costs by removing Fergie from his ambassadorial role.
Suspend free trade deal with Israel, EU told
Spain has reiterated a call for the bloc to rethink its Association Agreement with the Jewish state, amid human rights concerns The EU must consider suspending its free trade agreement…
Graduates make inroads into Africa’s film, television
Arts Reporter Zimbabwean graduates of the MultiChoice Talent Factory are making inroads into Africa’s film and television industry and are poised to have a meaningful influence. The MTF initiative was…
FOOTBALLERS GETTING CLOSER TO STRIKE
Players have never been closer to going on strike amid growing discontent towards soccer’s governing bodies, notably Fifa and its revamped Club World Cup that is being compared to a ‘Super League’, the head of players’ union FIFPRO Europe has said.
WESTWOOD COLLEGE: WHAT IS NOW PROVED WAS ONCE ONLY IMAGINED
IT is my great pleasure to address you on this special day as we are gathered to celebrate the success achieved by our learners across the curriculum.
EX-ZIFA BOSS PAMIRE WARNS COUNCILLORS
FORMER ZIFA president Vincent Pamire has called on football stakeholders to respect the football ecosystem and allow everyone who is interested to participate in the elections to choose a new substantive leadership for the association.