adminMidlands scoop first athletics gold
Ricky Zililo Sports Reporter MIDLANDS Province’s long distance runner Enlitha Ncube won the first athletics gold medal at the 11th edition of the Zimbabwe National Youth Games after winning the…
Mat’land Warriors target top four berth
Ricky Zililo Sports Reporter FIFTH on the National Rugby League log, Bulawayo’s Matabeleland Warriors have set their sights on a semi-finals spot after narrowly winning the derby against Old…
Chelsea alert for visit of buoyant Aston Villa
AFTER a triumphant homecoming as Chelsea manager at the weekend, Jose Mourinho must steel his side for today’s visit of a buoyant Aston Villa in the Premier League.
Southern Africa poised for great economic growth: Sadc
THE Southern African region is poised for greater economic prosperity if measures needed to stimulate economic growth are implemented, outgoing Sadc executive secretary Dr Tomaz Salomao said.
Banks failure to avail credit card swiping machines in Victoria Falls worrisome
Patrick Chitumba Victoria Falls Reporter THE Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry has raised concern over the failure by banks to avail credit card swiping machines around Victoria Falls ahead…
Sadc forum of engineers to discuss matters to support growth, development of tourism sector
Oliver Kazunga Business Reporter THE World Council of Civil Engineers (WCCE) president Mr Thomas Sanjo is expected to officially open a Southern African Development Community (Sadc)forum of engineers to run…
Telecel lights up Victoria Falls bridge
Harare Bureau TELECEL is lighting up the Victoria Falls bridge between Zimbabwe and Zambia as part of its contribution to the United Nations World Tourism Organisation General Assembly being hosted…
Side marketing, viability challenges to dominate cotton indaba
Harare Bureau COTTON side marketing and viability challenges are likely to dominate discussions when stakeholders meet today to deliberate on issues affecting the sector.
CIA admits organising Iran coup
The CIA has admitted to orchestrating the August 1953 coup that toppled Iran’s prime minister after he tried to nationalise his country’s oil wealth from Britain, according to a declassified…
Undermining women hurts SA: Tutu
Cape Town — Undermining women is detrimental to reconciliation in South Africa, Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu said yesterday.