Weary Egypt face Burkina Faso

LIBREVILLE. — Weariness will worry Egypt as they seek to extend an African Cup of Nations soccer semi-finals winning streak to six matches by beating Burkina Faso in Libreville tonight.…

Wenger salutes his charges

LONDON. — Arsene Wenger says he has the best attacking options he has ever had at Arsenal. The Gunners’ boss hailed his group of goal-scorers after they put another five…

New rugby laws in force

CAPE TOWN. – Five changes to the Laws of Rugby will come into effect when the season kicks off in South Africa, following approval by the World Rugby Council late…

Zesa keeps up with Zim-Asset energy targets

Golden Sibanda Corporate Briefs — FOR Zimbabwe, 2017 will bring a Christmas cheer with a difference. In fulfilment of Government’s Zim-Asset energy targets, Zesa has promised that Kariba South Power…

Filmmakers bemoan lack of funds

Vongai Mbara Arts Reporter — A lot of filmmakers are facing financial challenges which has in turn affected their content and production processes. The film industry in Zimbabwe has deteriorated due to…

2017 legal year: Of judges and the ‘borrowed’ chair

Sharon Hofisi  Legal Letters— THE opening of the 2017 legal year is important to the legal fraternity and world of litigation — real court time is ticking. It was a…

Humanitarian Action for Children brings hope

Dr Mohamed Ayoya Our Children, Our Future— Humanitarian action lies at the heart of UNICEF’s mandate. When UNICEF began its mission 70 years ago, it was at a time when the world…

‘Deal decisively with corruption’

Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter— Government should decisively deal with the scourge of corruption, particularly by people of influence in society for the country to increase its revenue base, legislators have said.

Parliament, Veritas sign MoU

Herald Reporter— There is need for Parliament’s watchdog to make an objective analysis of its legislative, representative and oversight roles, Speaker of the National Assembly Advocate Jacob Mudenda has said.

Zim A crash to defeat again

FOUR fine individual performances for Zimbabwe A stood out above the indifferent bowling and fragile top-order batting that were responsible for home side’s third successive defeat at the hands of…