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Gold headed for the lowest close in three months as the dollar soared to a record on mounting concern there will be a global recession because of the pandemic, with…
Oil rebounds
Oil rebounded after plunging to the lowest level in 18 years as policy makers across the globe try to strengthen economies against the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Futures rose…
Mash Central tobacco farmer gets tractor
Lawrence Chitumba Mash Central Bureau Government has pledged to allocate a plot to Bindura farmer Mrs Tracy Shani who won a 45 horsepower tractor after coming first in tobacco small…
Kireni Zulu’s son hopes for the best
Clodine Manyozo Arts Reporter Discouragements and disappointments can make people backslide on their visions and aspirations. The son of Kireni Zulu, Phil Zulu, an Afro Jazz artiste, released his first…
Turkish Super Lig finally bows to pressure
ISTANBUL. — The Turkish Super Lig, which has been at the focus of controversy as it continued with its programme despite the coronavirus outbreak, has finally been postponed, until further…
Sam Nzanga tourney dates set
Davison Bhunu Sports Reporter THE inaugural Sam Nzanga Mbare Primary Schools Junior Football tournament is set to be launched on May 8. Ten 10 primary schools in the Harare-Hatfield District…
D-Day for Herentals
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter THE ZIFA Appeals Committee are today expected to hand down judgment on Herentals’ appeal against both conviction and sentence over match-fixing allegations. The Students were found…
It’s too early to decide on Olympic Games cancellation
LONDON. — It is too early to decide whether to cancel the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, says World Athletics chief Lord Coe. The International Olympic Committee has said the Games could…
A walk in the shadow of death
Leroy Dzenga Features Writer Magamba Extension in Rusape, located 170 kilometres northwest of Harare, bears a typical “new stands” aesthetic. Multicoloured roofs, made from tiles and a cheaper variation of…
SA cuts repo rate
The SA Reserve Bank’s monetary policy committee cut the repo rate by 100 basis points, or one percentage point, from 6,25 percent to 5,25 percent yesterday. Most economists were expecting…