West took advantage of Russian temporary weakness in the 1990s
A series of articles published in the Washington Post in August about the events leading up to Russia’s military intervention in Ukraine, and its first stage of operation, raise a significant question.
UK deports 9 more Zimbabweans
Another batch of nine Zimbabweans was deported from the United Kingdom last Thursday.
No limits for Swiatek after US Open win
NEW YORK. — World number one Iga Swiatek says winning her first title on the US Open tennis hard courts provides confidence that the “sky is the limit” for her career.
Multiplier effect of localisation could boost manufacturing sector
A study by Pan-African Investment and Research Services, ‘Revitalising South Africa’s Manufacturing Sector’, reports that localising the industry, together with a 10 percent increase in investment in manufacturing, could shift its downward trajectory.
Arsenal trio out of Brazil squad
LONDON. — Arsenal trio Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Magalhaes have all been left out of Brazil’s latest squad for their upcoming pre-World Cup football friendlies against Ghana and Tunisia this month.
PSV/Arsenal match on
LONDON. — PSV Eindhoven have confirmed that Thursday’s Europa League football match against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium will go ahead as planned despite this last weekend’s English Premier League postponements.
Small scale miners take over 12 tonnes of gold in 8 months
George Maponga in Masvingo Small scale gold miners countrywide continue to contribute a larger chunk of Zimbabwe’s yellow metal production having produced over 12 tonnes of bullion in the first…
Brig Gen Charles Kaneta dies
Africa Moyo Brigadier General Charles Kaneta has died. He was 64. He collapsed and died while at his farm in Nyanga yesterday. Brig Gen Kaneta was the Director General Logistics…
Govt moves to boost ICTs usage
Herald Reporter The internet penetration rate is expected to rise to 75,4 percent by 2025, as the Government moves to ensure improved access and usage of ICTs during the National…
Interpol urges SADC member states to continue cooperating in fight against crime
Freeman Razemba in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania The International Criminal Police Organisations (Interpol) has urged SADC member states to continue cooperating and exchanging notes in the fight against transnational organised…





