admin‘We’re ready for polls’
FOLLOWING President Mnangagwa’s proclamation of August 23 as the election date, Zimbabweans from across the political divide say they are ready to play their part so that the polls proceed in a peaceful environment.
Acting President mourns 4 learners
Acting President Dr Constantino Chiwenga has sent a condolence message following the passing on of four children in a road accident along the Harare-Masvingo Road on Wednesday.
Inward development way to go, says President
UNDER the Second Republic, Zimbabwe has adopted an inward-looking policy and coined the philosophy “Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo” because no one else can have that onerous responsibility, President Mnangagwa has said.
Jompano’s Last Supper. . . Dynamos give coach two-match ultimatum
DYNAMOS have given coach Herbert “Jompano” Maruwa and his backroom staff a two-match ultimatum from which the Glamour Boys should pick maximum points, failure of which will result in dismissal.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Mealie meal market manipulation must end
The artificial shortages of basic food, especially mealie meal, in the formal sector cannot just be wished away or explained away with throwaway lines. And from what is in front…
Zim firms secure leads, partnerships in China
Kudzanai Sharara in Beijing, China The Zimbabwe-China Business Forum that ended yesterday in Beijing, China, was a resounding success with participating firms managing to establish business leads and partnerships with…
Gutu owns up to trip of shame, sends SOS for stranded teen footballers
WHAT started off as a dream tour to Dubai for aspiring teenage footballers has turned out into a full nightmare after the man behind the trip, Archford Gutu, yesterday owned up to his fault and asked for assistance from home to help repatriate the stranded boys.
Beat the chill with winter festivities
Welcome to the month of June. To some parts of Africa, it signifies the beginning of the winter season.
Mobilising private sector financing for climate, green growth in Africa
African countries need to mobilise a lot more private financing for climate change and green growth.
Rising dancing star learnt the art the hard way
Pretoria. — If it was not for his naughtiness as a young boy, Phikolwethu Luke would have never discovered the beauty of ballet dance.