adminRushinga gets 183 tonnes of maize for food aid
RUSHINGA District has been allocated 183 tonnes of maize grain by the Government to tackle food shortages in the area following a difficult season last year.
Musengezi house fire under probe
POLICE are investigating a fire that gutted a house belonging to a Harare man, Mr Sybeth Musengezi.
Land reform beneficiary penetrates EU market
A 64-YEAR-OLD Gweru farmer, who is a beneficiary of the Land Reform Programme, Mrs Matilda Manambo, has made massive strides in penetrating the European Union market as she has this year alone exported 18 tonnes of peas to the Netherlands.
AFZ dazzles at SA show
The Air Force of Zimbabwe participated and excelled at this year’s Africa Aerospace and Defence expo held in Pretoria, South Africa, from September 21 to 26, taking down a pair of K-8 fighter jets.
Pope appeals to Putin, Zelensky
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, should declare a truce and return to the negotiating table, Pope Francis said in an appeal to the two leaders yesterday.
Konstantin Kosachev: The West risks being stranded on a desert island with an iPhone and a credit card
The most important conclusion from the events after February 24, 2022 is that the “end of history” solemnly announced at the end of the Cold War did not take place. What is happening in Ukraine, around it and as a result of the development of the situation there is, in fact, a revolt of history against those who tried to put an end to it. And this did not happen at all because, as Western leaders are trying to convince their citizens, some “revisionist powers” challenged the supposedly so comfortable “rules-based order” for everyone.
Haaland, Foden hit hat-tricks as Man City thrash Man United
Erling Haaland and Phil Foden scored hat-tricks as Manchester City thrashed Manchester United 6-3 to move to within a point of English Premier League leaders Arsenal yesterday.
Klopp vows Reds will fight through difficult period
It is becoming a familiar feeling for Liverpool.
Grade 2D wins Chibuku Road to Fame
Afro fusion and jazz contemporary outfit Grade 2D won the 2022 Chibuku Road to Fame finals at an event held on Saturday at Glamis Arena, Harare.
Burkina Faso president resigns
Burkina Faso’s self-declared military leader Captain Ibrahim Traore has accepted a conditional resignation offered by President Paul-Henri Damiba to avoid further violence after Friday’s coup, religious and traditional leaders said yesterday.