adminJaure craves for good old days
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter THE last time newly-appointed Dynamos captain, Patson Jaure, was at the team, the Glamour Boys were champions. That was seven years ago. He left in 2013…
Pochettino hits out at irresponsible football leaders
LONDON — Mauricio Pochettino has hit out at European football’s “irresponsible” leaders for being too slow to react to the coronavirus crisis. The ex-Spurs boss, who lives in Barcelona, has…
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Zanu PF joins efforts to curb coronavirus
Yeukai Tazira and Rudo Muchedzi Zanu PF members should advocate zero tolerance to coronavirus, national chairperson Cde Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri has said. This comes after President Mnangagwa launched a US$26 million…
Busisa Moyo new ZITF board chair
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter The Government has appointed United Refineries chief executive and former CZI president Mr Busisa Moyo as the new board chairperson of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair…
Scramble for land in new capital city
At the centre of a vast swathe of magnificent landscape of prime farming land north-west of Harare lies a mountain that dwarfs its lush green environs.
Take advantage of energy, investors told
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter Investors should take advantage of the immense opportunities opened by the just-launched renewable energy and biofuels policies and Zimbabwe’s need for large increases in clean energy…
Covid-19 preparedness impresses Russia
Paidamoyo Chipunza Senior Reporter Russia has commended Zimbabwe’s national plan for dealing with Covid-19 and praised the international community for fighting the pandemic. Speaking after paying a courtesy on Vice…
Psychological essence of bedroom colours
Colours have a psychological effect and everyone wants to choose colours that have a positive mental and physical effect on them, hence the bedroom is one of the rooms that need to be given a bigger percentage of one’s concentration.
Physicians discuss Covid-19 preparedness
Zimbabwe must take practical steps to provide more resources to strengthen the capacities of healthcare workers in responding to the novel coronavirus which is sweeping across the globe, physicians say.