Zim youngsters sharpen skills in Portugal
LEGENDS Football Academy teenagers were not only left in awe at being at a big institution like the Cristiano Ronaldo Academy, but immediately got lessons on what professionalism is about in the game, moments after arriving at the centre.
Djokovic managing wrist issue
LONDON. — Novak Djokovic said he was bothered by a wrist problem during the Laver Cup in London and that his lengthy absence from the Tour recently could be to blame.
Firearms smuggling suspect in fresh bail bid
ZIMBABWE Defence Industries projects manager, Retired Group Captain Leonard Matambo accused of writing a letter to ZIMRA in a bid to facilitate smuggling of 32 rifles and 62 magazines into the country yesterday mounted a fresh bail bid on changed circumstances and pledged to surrender title deeds to his properties as surety.
Mahendere records live in gospel concert of the year
Arts Reporter It is here and you can feel it, so why not go and touch it on October 8 when gospel music firebrand Minister Michael Mahendere hosts a live…
The great bond bubble is ‘poof, gone’ in worst year since 1949
Week by week, the bond-market crash just keeps getting worse and there’s no clear end in sight. With central banks worldwide aggressively ratcheting up interest rates in the face of…
Aspiring nurse aide trainees duped
A Harare man yesterday appeared in court facing six counts of fraud after he allegedly duped people of their hard-earned money on the pretext that he would train them as nurse aides.
Agric Ministry gets international recognition
Officials from Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Ministry have been honoured by non-governmental organisations for their exceptional performance in the discharge of their duties for the development of the country.
Invest in cultural tourism, development agencies urged
Communities in Beitbridge district have challenged development agencies and local authorities to channel more resources towards the construction of more culture centres.
71 600ha target for soyabeans
A major push to boost production of soya beans in the coming season is expected to raise the harvest next year by 75 percent to around 143 000 tonnes from 71 600 hectares, from the base of 82 000 tonnes harvest this year from the 41 000ha planted last summer.
Chipawo to host Creative Corridors
Arts Reporter In a bid to continue promoting arts and culture, Children Performing Arts Workshop (Chipawo) Trust in partnership with Shangano Arts Trust, are collaborating for the Creative Corridors project…







