City derail Mapeza again

Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter Harare City . . . . . . . (0) FC Platinum . . . . . . (0) FC Platinum coach Norman Mapeza yesterday rued…

CR7 sinks Kashima

YOKOHAMA. — Cristiano Ronaldo powered Real Madrid to the Club World Cup crown as they downed a gutsy Kashima Antlers 4-2 in the final at the Nissan Stadium in Yokohama…

President rescinds PG’s appointment •Goba was still to be sworn in •Announcement gazetted yesterday

Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter— President Mugabe has rescinded the appointment of Advocate Ray Goba as the country’s Prosecutor-General. In an Extraordinary Government Gazette published yesterday, General Notice 642 of 2017 repealed…

Heavy rains wreak havoc in Hurungwe

Walter Nyamukondiwa Chinhoyi Bureau Heavy rains in recent days accompanied by strong winds and hailstones destroyed crops and blew off roofs from classrooms at several schools, clinics and homes in Hurungwe…

Send children to school, says Zimcare

Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief ZIMBABWE Care (Zimcare) Trust Special Schools has said the rights of children with special needs must be respected and this includes sending them to school. This was…

NetOne restructuring pays off

George Chisoko Assistant Editor Government restructuring of State-owned mobile telecommunications operator, Net One has started paying dividends, a sector performance report released by Potraz last week shows.

Quest for women land ownership

Dorothy Chisi Correspondent Land empowerment for women is cardinal in the acceleration of development at community and national level. The picture may not look so encouraging in Zambia with regards to women…

Council,Kasukuwere clash over town clerk

Innocent Ruwende Municipal Reporter Harare City Council is on collision course with Local Government, Public Works and National Housing Minister, Saviour Kasukuwere over its reluctance to appoint a substantive town clerk.

Malaria claims 26 in Kenya

Andrew Githeko and Ednah Ototo Correspondent A malaria outbreak has killed 26 people in Marsabit in northern Kenya over the past one month. Over 1,000 people have been treated for the disease. The…

It’s easier to get a mobile phone than drinkable water in parts of Africa

Vincent Casey Correspondent— One of the recurring questions I get asked when people learn that I work for WaterAid is, “if people can get access to mobile phones, why can’t they…

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