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Ellah Mukwati Herald Reporter ENVIRONMENT, Water and Climate Minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri last week commissioned weather equipment worth $2 million donated by the Chinese government.
Crocker impresses in US
ZIMBABWE’S Sean Crocker began the final round of the Monroe Invitational four-over and five-strokes behind 54-hole leader Andrew McCain. However, Crocker put together the low round of the week, firing a…
Japanese envoy hails President
Tedious Manyepo Herald Reporter Acting Japanese Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr David Tsunakake has hailed President Mugabe for creating a conducive environment that has seen his country seriously considering investing in Zimbabwe.
Chevrons crash to another big defeat
Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter VUSI SIBANDA’S half century wasn’t enough to stop Zimbabwe crashing to an eight-wicket loss that handed India an unassailable 2-0 lead in the Killer Cup One Day…
Breakthrough in metal silos research
Brenda Ziga Herald Reporter Metal silos and hermetic bags are some of the best methods smallholder farmers can use to protect grain from larger grain borers, a University of Zimbabwe research…
Khama rallies Sundowns
JOHANNESBURG. — Khama Billiat says Mamelodi Sundowns must show they deserve to be in the group stages of the Champions League. The absa Premiership champions were recently brought back into the…
DeMbare crash: An eyewitness account
Gilbert Munetsi in BATTLEFIELDS THE question that still haunts me, days after that tragic accident which has now claimed eight lives of Dynamos fans, is how many of those who…
Gudyanga in eye of a storm
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter— Secretary for Mines and Mining Development Professor Francis Gudyanga, is chairing three parastatal boards that fall under his ministry, a move that has created conflict of interest…
Sweden fightback to hold Ireland
Stade de France. — Wes Hoolahan’s brilliant finish was not enough to give the Republic of Ireland a winning start to Euro 2016 as Ciaran Clark’s own goal ensured a…
India’s job for grabs
NEW DELHI. — India’s cricket board has received 57 applications for the position of head cricket coach, with speculation rife about the possible candidates including Australia’s Stuart Law and Dav…