Afghanistan coach rues dropped catches

Afghanistan coach Jonathan Trott said they could have given New Zealand a run for their money in Wednesday’s World Cup game if they had not dropped several catches.

Stand-off

JADON SANCHO has been told to sort out his row with Erik ten Hag NOW.

UK firm upbeat on Zim lithium drilling

Business Reporter  UK-headquartered resource group, Galileo Resources says it has completed phase one of its lithium exploration drilling programme at its Kamativi project in Matabeleland North Province. This comes as…

ITC commends stride to enhance trade

Michael Tome–Business Reporter THE International Trade Centre (ITC) has commended Zimbabwe for the massive strides it has made in enhancing trade opportunities and synergies for local exporting firms in regional…

Local zoologist Mbizah on Antarctica expedition

Enacy Mapakame Wildlife Conservation Action founder and director Dr Moreangels Muchaneta Mbizah will be part of an expedition comprising 188 women from across the world who will set sail to…

Interest rate hike feared as SA inflation ticks up

Annual consumer price inflation ticked up to 5,4 percent in September from 4,8 percent in August, the second consecutive increase. It was in line with economists’ expectations. The main contributors…

Is the global economy about to crack?

Until now, the US economy has been unwavering, with solid employment figures of around 400 000 new jobs per month. At an unemployment figure of only 3.8%, we can consider…

EV global shift threatens SA Merc exports to Europe

Mercedes-Benz, the luxury car manufacturer currently ships 90 percent of its entire South African production to European market which plans to cease the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles…

Kenyans wanted abroad more for their brains, creativity

In contrast to Kenya’s traditional export of low- and semi-skilled labor, the export of skilled labor from Kenya is increasing, particularly in technology and finance. This assessment is based on…

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