Govt reaffirms role in climate action
GOVERNMENT has reaffirmed its central role in coordinating climate action at the national level, with a focus on both mitigation and adaptation efforts, as well as the development of key policy frameworks.
Soft power diplomacy gives Zim political, economic traction
In this era, there is existing evidence that modern political systems are getting more evaluations by other nations through three key pillars that include public media, tourism, and breakthroughs in sport.
Taylor aims career relaunch
AFTER a three-year absence from the cricket scene, former Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor is set to shake off the shackles of International Cricket Council sanctions by relaunching his playing career at Takashinga Cricket Club.
Woman gets order against abusive hubby
A HARARE woman, Ms Emma Samedi, has sought and obtained a protection order against her husband, Wellington Muzambe for domestic violence linked to his alcoholism.
White House revokes WSJ’s press pool credential
WASHINGTON. – White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Monday that the Trump administration has revoked The Wall Street Journal’s (WSJ) press pool credential for covering the president’s upcoming trip to Scotland.
SADC acts on leather industry industrialisation
Sikhulekelani Moyo, Zimpapers Business Hub THE Southern African Development Community (SADC) is walking the talk on industrialisation after key players in the block’s leather industry met in Bulawayo yesterday to…
ZIFA hit reset button
THE Zimbabwe Football Association have begun a sweeping restructuring exercise, signalling the dawn of a new era in local football administration.
Chihowa spells vision
ALL Premier Soccer League teams are required to register five players under the age of 20 but how many of these youngsters have played regularly for their teams?
Housekeeper, employer’s daughter granted reciprocal protection order
TWO Harare women were on Tuesday granted a reciprocal protection order after they traded accusations of physical and emotional abuse at the Harare Civil Court.
Families spruce up graves ahead of Heroes Day
FAMILIES of fallen heroes and heroines buried at Bulawayo Provincial Heroes Acre in Nkulumane have started sprucing up graves of their departed loved ones ahead of Heroes Day commemorations.











