Serena backs changes for players who want kids

Serena Williams says the Women’s Tennis Association’s changes to the special ranking rule could encourage players to take career breaks earlier than she did to have children. The 37-year-old American…

PRAZ brings transparency

The Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets (PPDPA) Act (Chapter 22: 23) was passed in 2017, principally to address the concerns that emanated from how the State Procurement Board…

New technology to help people

Isabelle Gerretsen From stopping child trafficking to mapping slums or delivering medicines, governments and companies found new ways to use technology in 2018 to help people globally. Here are 10…

African-born billionaire Musk’s three predictions

“I think it’s important to have a future that is inspiring and appealing. I just think there have to be reasons that you get up in the morning and you…

Tour operators adopt rural schools

Business Writer The tourism and hospitality industry in Victoria Falls has come up with a deliberate plan to adopt rural schools as a way of enhancing environmental conservation and promoting…

Zim elephant turned YouTube star

Brian Jackman Deep in the heart of Mana Pools National Park, in the shade of a mighty winter thorn tree, an old bull elephant is flapping its ears to keep…

An online battle for 900 million hearts, minds

When India votes in a general election next year, it will be the world’s largest democratic exercise and the biggest ever test of the role of social media in an…

TelOne in trouble, internet blackout looms

Africa Moyo Zimbabwe is staring the prospect of an internet blackout in the near future as foreign services providers are increasingly getting disillusioned by TelOne’s continued failure to pay $22…

Tech reshaping agric in China

Changchun, (Xinhua). — In Nong’an, a major grain-producing county in northeast China’s Jilin Province, a drone flies above the crop fields, spraying a white mist of chemicals.

Zim’s top 5 hotels

The United Kingdom-based newspaper, The Telegraph’s travel experts have picked their selection of the best hotels in Zimbabwe. Here are the top 5:

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