adminCurtain comes down on racing season
THE curtain came down on the 2019/20 racing season at Borrowdale Park yesterday.
US in sharp downturn
The US economy suffered its sharpest downturn since at least the 1940s in the second quarter, highlighting how the pandemic has ravaged businesses across the country and left millions of Americans out of work.
De Beers to lay off staff
Diamond mining giant De Beers is likely to have to cut jobs, its chief executive said yesterday, as it outlined plans for an overhaul of its business after the coronavirus hit jewellery demand.
US pushes to offset Russia-Africa cooperation
The US Department of State has allocated grants to journalists, education institutions and NGOs of African countries for countering alleged Russian propaganda in media space, the Russian Foreign Ministry has said.
At last, an American football star has emerged
For years, the United States have searched for a footballer who can shine on the biggest stage, and the evidence is now there that Chelsea winger, Christian Pulisic, could be that man.
Youths urge locals to ignore illegal demos
development-oriented youth organisation, Volunteer Troops for Sustainable Development, has urged people to ignore the illegal demonstrations planned for today, saying they will only be playing into the hands of foreign nationals who want to use them to further their regime change agenda of removing a constitutionally-elected Government.
Scheme gives small dairy farmers heifers
At least five small-scale farmers in Marirangwe, Mhondoro, Mashonaland East Province, who ventured into commercial traditional grains and dairy farming, received 25 heifers from the European Union (EU) under a scheme being implemented by We Effect.
Football veteran vows to play on
A call from a Simba Bhora official, during this lockdown, could have shattered veteran footballer, David Redhiyoni.
Zifa, PSL mourn Sambo
ZIFA yesterday led domestic football in mourning the death of former PSL chief executive, Chris Sambo, who died in Harare on Wednesday evening.
Citizens denounce demos
Citizens across the country have castigated the demonstrations slated for today, saying that the organisers are failing to respect the will of the majority of Zimbabweans that voted for President Mnangagwa and the ruling party Zanu PF.