Chiyangwa ends impasse

Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa underlined his leadership capacity yesterday when he moved in to ease simmering tensions between the association and their biggest affiliate, the Premier…

Donkey diet kicks up a stink

Stephen Mpofu Correspondent The people, Zimbabweans, have spoken with untainted vehemence and eloquence and it now behoves on the powers-that-be to act beyond any rhetorical much ado to clear the stink…

Teacher rapes 14-year-old pupil

Sheillah Mapani Herald Reporter The trial date for a Chinamhora secondary school teacher in Domboshava who raped a 14-year-old pupil has been set on October 25. Collen Mangwiro (42) appeared before Harare…

A lot needs to be done to boost tourism: Mbwembwe

TM: Congratulations Cde Mbwembwe on your appointment as the new Minister of Environment, Tourism and Hospitality Industry. May you share with us your vision for this ministry?

Chunga academy receive kit

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter THE Moses Chunga Soccer Academy received a shot in the arm after Air Excellent provided them with a branded kit yesterday. The Waterfalls Sports club-based academy, which caters…

DeMbare eye first Nyamhunga win

Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter DYNAMOS team manager Richard Chihoro yesterday said the Glamour Boys need to be clinical as they go out in search of the elusive win against ZPC…

Man (95) recounts 68-year journey in polygamy

Runyararo Muzavazi & Tatenda Charamba Polygamy! It’s one word that elicits countless labels and exposes one to stigma. In most Christian settings, it’s seen as being evil, unholy and a…

Zambian villagers to sue multinational

LONDON. – Nearly 2 000 Zambian villagers have won the right to sue Vedanta Resources in the English courts in a ruling that could lead to other multinationals being pursued…

Govt working on new schools infrastructure

Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter Government is creating opportunities for joint venture partnerships to accelerate the construction of requisite infrastructure for new schools through the ZimAsset economic blueprint, a Cabinet minister has…

Women urged to change livelihoods

Thandeka Moyo Bulawayo Bureau Women must take part in Government initiatives crafted to improve their livelihoods and stop depending on men financially, a Cabinet Minister has said. Speaking during a chicken-rearing training…

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