Save Valley settlers’ regularisation begins

From George Maponga recently at SAVE VALLEY CONSERVANCY, in Chiredzi Government has started the regularisation of hundreds of settlers who occupied parts of the Save Valley Conservancy at the height…

Luiz happy at the Bridge

LONDON. — David Luiz insists he is willing to play in a variety of roles for Chelsea following his surprise move back to Stamford Bridge. Luiz rejoined the English Premier League…

Pep, Jose: The best of enemies

LONDON. — Not many people talk badly of Pep Guardiola, a sainted figure in football, but Manchester City’s manager will find two of his most vocal critics facing him down…

MedAid Bill on cards

Senior Health Reporter Government will next month begin consultations for the Medical Aid Societies Bill that is expected to address multiple challenges in the health insurance sector, Health and Child…

What the national budget must do

Dr Gift Mugano In recent years, the employment costs alone are hovering above 80 percent of total expenditure leaving no room for capital expenditures like infrastructural development. Proposals from multilateral financial…

Water woes dog Binga

Whinsley Masara : Bulawayo Bureau BINGA District, a community lying adjacent to the mighty Zambezi River, is facing serious water woes and villagers have to travel for up to 30 kilometres…

Dividing Syria not a solution

Marwan Bishara Correspondent Dividing Syria along ethnic and religious lines will create more — not less — conflict and violence. I have some news for those analysts: Syria is not…

Chitembwe challenges his troops

Tedious Manyepo : Sports Reporter CAPS UNITED coach Lloyd Chitembwe has challenged his troops to keep cool heads and concentrate on posting consistent results rather than start thinking of winning the…

City eyeing nothing but victory

LONDON. — Nothing less than victory will do for Manchester City in Saturday’s feisty English Premier League soccer derby against Manchester United, playmaker David Silva has said. Silva, who scored both…

Positive reporting: How media could help Zim

Patson Gasura Correspondent There has been such a deluge of negative reports on Zimbabwe for close to two decades now, this negative publicity issuing from local and international quarters.