TZ to host second Duathlon National Champs

Ellina Mhlanga-Senior Sports Reporter TRIATHLON Zimbabwe vice president Pamela Fulton says they are looking forward to an exciting event when they host the second Duathlon National Championships this weekend at…

STEM training programme expanded

Nqobile Tshili-Bulawayo Bureau The programme of training science and mathematics teachers has been expanded at the country’s polytechnics to close the existing gaps in the education sector which has resulted…

Director in court over US$48 000 fraud

Prosper Dembedza-Herald Correspondent An Exclusive Projects (Private) Limited director, Takudzwa Martin Munyawarara, yesterday appeared in court on allegations of defrauding a client of US$48 000 in a botched mobile toilets…

Mystery over Zambia’s cash, gold stash

LUSAKA. – A private plane found with more than $5m (£4m) in cash, fake gold, guns and ammunition on board is at the centre of a deepening investigation in the…

Ugandan man charged under anti-gay law

KAMPALA. – A 20-year-old Ugandan man has become the first individual in the country to be indicted on charges of “aggravated homosexuality,” a criminal offence carrying the possibility of capital…

No Pep, no problem as City maintain ‘hunger’

MANCHESTER. — His trademark prowl along the touchline may have been absent, but Pep Guardiola’s influence on Manchester City was there for all to see as they ground out a…

Why Nigeria has not yet joined BRICS?

BRIC is an acronym for four countries — Brazil, Russia, India and China — which formed an economic bloc in 2009 to challenge the economic hegemony of the United States and its Western allies.

Dutch to return stolen treasures

COLOMBO. – The Netherlands returned formal ownership to Sri Lanka of six colonial-era treasures on Monday, including a more than 275-year-old cannon inlaid with gold, silver, bronze and rubies. At…

Sluggish start to exhibition

Agriculture Reporters THE 113th edition of the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show got underway yesterday with a climate smart agriculture (CSA) breakfast meeting and a tour of the livestock section making the…

Ethiopia’s entry into BRICS to boost growth

Ethiopia’s entry into the BRICS mechanism is expected to facilitate the country’s economic growth, and help forge strong and lasting political cooperation with the BRICS family, Ethiopian experts have said.

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