Varsities urged to embrace tech
From Auxilia Katongomara recently in Brazil ZIMBABWE’s universities must embrace emerging technologies in order to transform into relevant, reliable and productive institutions in a digital economy, an official has said.
May 9: Remembering Russia’s Victory Day
FOR the Russian people, May 9 is much more than Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War that lasted almost four years and claimed 28 million of Russian men and…
Leaders congratulate Macron
BERLIN. — German Chancellor Angela Merkel said yesterday that millions of Europeans were counting on the success of incoming French president Emmanuel Macron.
The rise and rise of ‘Captain Fiasco’
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor PHILIP CHIYANGWA yesterday underlined his growing international profile when the ZIFA president was appointed vice president of the powerful African Cup of Nations organising committee that…
Zimre increases stake in Credsure
Tinashe Makichi Business Reporter Zimre Holdings Limited now controls an 80 percent stake in Credit Insurance Zimbabwe (Credsure) following a successful rights issue meant to recapitalise the business.
Transporters support Govt’s stance on spikes
Crime Reporter Transport operators yesterday said they were in full support of Government’s initiative to allow the police to use spikes only in extreme cases at roadblocks.
‘Emulate President’s selfless commitment’
Runyararo Muzavazi Herald reporter Youths have been urged to emulate President Robert Mugabe’s iconic leadership and shun fly-by night politicians whose agenda is to push for regime change.
After Macron’s victory, France is divided in four
Thomas Guénolé Correspondent According to most political analysts in France and abroad, Emmanuel Macron’s huge victory against Marine Le Pen is the result of the fight between two opposing ideas of…
New drama series tackles women’s issues
Sophie Chese-Msowa Arts Correspondent A new drama series to première on Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation’s television “Kuchina” is set to tackle issues that affect women in their day-to-day lives.
Washington’s humanitarian debt
Stanely Mushava Correspondent The sustained eruption of humanitarian sores in North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia continues to log newcomers into the index of failed States.










