adminVolume of travellers increases at Beitbridge Border Post
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau The volume of travellers accessing Zimbabwe and South Africa through Beitbridge Border Post is increasing, with authorities anticipating a peak between Thursday and Friday nights.
Imagined futures: What will rural school leavers be doing in 20 years?
Ian Scoones Correspondent WHAT do young people imagine they will be doing in the future and what obstacles lie in their way? These were questions we posed to a total of…
CHARLES MABIKA PICKS GIDIZA, BUT FOR ME, IT HAS TO BE THE ULTIMATE SNIPER CALLED AGENT SAWU
LAST week, I asked the legendary Charles “CNN” Mabika to name the best XI local players to grace the domestic Premiership, since its formation 25 years ago, banking on his…
Zim has every reason to smile this year
Conrad Mwanawashe Business Reporter Since independence, Zimbabwe has gone through several economic cycles some punctuated by droughts, investment challenges and isolation from international capital but the nation has every reason to…
Brave Leicester still in it
MADRID. — They escaped with their Champions League soccer miracle still alive.
Mr and Ms ZITF dates set
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter ALL is set for the Mr and Ms Zimbabwe International Trade Fair at Elite 400 in Bulawayo on April 29 with several top body builders expected to…
Chief Dakamela’s body expected to arrive
Whinsley Masara Bulawayo Bureau THE body of Chief Dakamela of Nkayi, Matabeleland North Province was expected in Zimbabwe last night ahead of burial in Matopo tomorrow.
Zuma unfazed by opposition
PRETORIA/CAPE TOWN. – President Zuma has told supporters not to concern themselves with criticism by opposition parties, as that is the job of the opposition.
Charity begins at home Mister CAF president
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor CAF president Ahmad Ahmad risks torching a storm after seemingly overlooking southern Africa’s finest football sons — including former Bafana Bafana skipper Lucas Radebe and the…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Child marriages are never a solution
There is growing pressure on Parliament to legislate more firmly to prevent teenagers from being forced into marriage or being given permission to get married.