adminGovt boost for sport
Petros Kausiyo and Farirai Machivenyika GOVERNMENT could finally unveil a raft of tax incentives that could lure more corporate support for sport and spur growth in several sporting disciplines across…
All set for ZMDC diamond sale to EU
Business Reporter Zimbabwe’s first sale of diamonds to the European Union is imminent, with officials from the Antwerp currently sorting a float which the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation intends to…
Sudan, Ethiopia in cross-border power link
KHARTOUM – Sudan and Ethiopia on Wednesday inaugurated a cross-border electricity link which an analyst said aims to strengthen Khartoum-Addis Ababa ties as tensions persist with Egypt over a giant…
Colour Run fever hits Zimbabwe
Jeffrey Murimbechi Sports Correspondent A rare sporting concept is set to hit Harare at the weekend when the inaugural Zimbabwe Fun Colour Run gets underway at Borrowdale Race course on…
Wenger dismisses pundits
LONDON. — Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has dismissed the TV pundits who claim his English Premiership soccer leaders do not have the staying power to maintain a title challenge.
Avoid bias in hearings
Taurai Musakaruka People Issues Chairpersons in any hearing should keep an open mind throughout the proceeding and refrain from presiding over a case with a biased mind.
Tsvangirai in trouble
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Reporter MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai is failing to pay workers he recruited for the parallel government structures when he was still prime minister, with hordes of…
Man arrested for destroying vaults at the national shrine
Court Reporter A Harare man allegedly destroyed vaults at the graves of 14 fallen national heroes who are buried at the National Heroes Acre. Titus Ruoko (24) was apprehended by…
France warned it is missing the boat on Africa growth
PARIS – A sign of the times? Nigeria’s finance minister rolled into Paris on Wednesday and raised a laugh by warning France it was in danger of “missing the boat”…
Mayweather hints at next foe
Rapids. — Unbeaten US fighter Floyd Mayweather hinted that the identity of his next foe, speculated to be Britain’s Amir Khan, could be revealed this week.