adminPSMI workers strike cripples services
Health Reporter Normal services are yet to resume at Premier Service Medical Investments (PSMI)’s businesses following a demonstration by some aggrieved employees over unpaid salary arrears last Friday.
Junior hockey braces for tough tourney
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter UNDER-21 women’s hockey team assistant coach Tendayi Maredza says they are bracing up for a tough competition at the Junior World Cup later this year where they…
Author champions Ndebele literature
Beaven Tapureta Bookshelf Tsitsi Nomsa Ngwenya is an enterprising woman whose debut Ndebele novel “Izinyawo Zayizolo” is set to leave a mark in local literature. The novel was published this year…
Lilesa promised safe return
ADDIS ABABA. — Ethiopia’s government vowed that Olympic marathon silver medallist Feyisa Lilesa had nothing to fear upon returning home after staging a dramatic protest against the country’s politics, state-controlled…
Modern America: The empire of lies
Martin Berger Correspondent The notion that the United States is an empire of lies would be difficult to dispute by anyone who has followed the events of the last decade. It’s…
Arsenal balk on Evans
LONDON. — Arsenal have been quoted a staggering £25 million for West Bromwich Albion defender Jonny Evans as their search for a centre back stalls. Albion boss Tony Pulis paid less…
Walking in Spirit: God’s timetable
Mark 11: 24; “Therefore I say to you, whatever things you ask when you pray, believe that you receive them, and you will have them.” A few years ago in…
Test washed out
DURBAN. — South African captain Faf du Plessis and New Zealand coach Mike Hesson both expressed disappointment after the first Test cricket between South Africa and New Zealand was abandoned…
20 students off to study in the Netherlands
Talent Gore Herald Reporter About 20 Zimbabwean students are scheduled to leave for the Netherlands this week after receiving scholarships to study in the European country. The scholarships were awarded by Dutch…
Bravo arrives at City
MANCHESTER. — Claudio Bravo was set to undergo a medical at Manchester City late yesterday ahead of his £17 million move from Barcelona. The Barca keeper flew in to Manchester to…