Muripo invited for international tourney

Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter TOP karateka Samson Muripo’s achievements continue to be recognised after the Nepal So-kyokushin Karate Association invited him to take part in their First International tournament this month.

Capital projects underway

Correspondent Mhondoro-Ngezi Rural District Council (RDC) plans to construct a bridge across Gwazane River, a block at Gweshe Clinic and an additional school at Turf Township as part of its…

‘We are in the age of whistle-blowers’

ZimCode (joint Secretariat of ZIMLEF, IoDZ &SAZ) Whistle-blowing is a valuable tool in any organisation’s corporate governance strategy. It empowers individuals to act on incidences of misconduct and help maintain…

Mandatory sentence, panacea to abuse of minors

Ruth Butaumocho Gender Editor A few weeks ago, the media went agog with a story of alleged sexual molestation of two girls who were housed at Matthew Rusike Children’s Home by…

Chimanimani farmers scale up goat production

Manicaland Correspondent Farmers in Chimanimani have transformed goat farming from subsistence to a commercial undertaking after realising the inherent viability of the business. Changing climatic conditions, especially in Chimanimani where crops…

English clubs spend big

LONDON. — English Premier League clubs spent 430 million pounds in the January transfer window to shatter the previous mark of 225 million set in 2011, a report by the…

Skipper Mugeri shines in Ireland rout

ZIMBABWE women’s captain Chipo Mugeri led from the front with an unbeaten half-century as her side recorded an emphatic seven-wicket (Duckworth-Lewis method) victory over Ireland in the first one-day match…

Missing Buhera woman found dead

Takudzwa Chiwereweshe Mutare Correspondent Villagers in Makurumure, Buhera, were recently left shocked after a woman’s body was found in an abandoned well in a suspected case of murder. The body of Mrs…

Peace Commission to embark on awareness campaigns

Freeman Razemba and Samantha Chipoyera The National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) will next week embark on awareness campaigns meant to support democracy and promote a culture of human rights.

Woman electrocuted

John Murwira in Karoi A 22-year-old woman who lived at a farm here was on Tuesday electrocuted by a laundry line which became live following an illegal electricity connection. Mashonaland West…

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