Athletics body under fire

NAIROBI. – Ex-Athletics Kenya (AK) board member Noah Ngeny has questioned spending priorities at the crisis-hit federation days after stepping down in protest over a lack of action against doping.

No regrets over Chiadzwa: Mnangagwa

Lloyd Gumbo Senior Reporter Government’S responsibility is to craft policies that safeguard the national interest, and there’s therefore nothing to regret about the decision to consolidate the diamond mining industry, Vice…

Ban on Mbada stays: High Court

Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter The High Court yesterday barred Mbada Diamonds from carrying out any mining operations in Chiadzwa without authority, saying allowing the firm to resume extraction of the…

China will avoid massive layoffs: Premier Li

BEIJING, — China will balance reform and development well and avoid massive layoffs while cutting overcapacity, Premier Li Keqiang said Wednesday. China is determined to press ahead with its reform agenda,…

Kadema’s SOS for German trials

Collin Matiza Sports Editor YOUNG Zimbabwean handball player Tineyi Kadema is likely to miss out on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of undergoing trials with one of Germany’s top professional clubs as he…

Pakistan thump Bangladesh

KOLKATA. – Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi led by example as his team put a tumultuous build-up behind them to launch their bid for a second World Twenty20 cricket title with…

WFP extends food aid to 2017

Herald Reporter THE United Nations’ World Food Programme (WFP) yesterday announced that it would this year — for the first time ever —not suspend food aid in March but continue…

Arcturus Quarries scales up output

Business Reporter ARCTURUS Stone Quarries is looking at ramping up production following investment into a highly mechanised crushing stone plant. The plant went through a successful trial run last year and…

Zim spent $889m on ICT

Zimbabweans spent a total of $889 million on Information Communication Technology (ICT) equipment and services in the 12 months ending June 30, 2014, results of a survey the Postal and…

Why you should backup your company’s data

A big corporation is working on a multimillion-dollar project that goes on for months and uses more resources than they planned for and they do not believe in backing up…

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