Zim fired by power of positivity ahead of T20 WC
TOWNSVILLE. — Zimbabwe are hoping the positivity they showed to secure a shock victory over Australia can give them the momentum needed to make an impact at this year’s Twenty20 Cricket World Cup.
Hamilton apologises for angry radio outburst
ZANDVOORT. — Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton apologised for an expletive-laden radio outburst at his Mercedes team as his hopes of a first win of the Formula One season disappeared in Sunday’s Dutch Grand Prix.
Saudi Arabia engages Zim
SAUDI ARABIA has taken note of Zimbabwe’s re-engagement and investment drive and is keen to enhance relations with Harare, advisor in the Royal Court of Saudi Arabia, Mr Ahmad Kattan, said yesterday.
Schools open without glitches
Schools opened smoothly for the third term yesterday across the country, with teachers and learners reporting for lessons.
Women should play a more active role in national development – First Lady
The First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has called on women to rise and play more visible roles in activities that inform national development.
Experts forecast record 2022/23 tobacco hectarage, as seed sales soar
AS seed sales for the 2022/23 tobacco cropping season remain on the ascend, experts in the industry have forecast the largest ever hectarage for the crop if all the seed sold so far is planted.
Ten Hag warns United fans
MANCHESTER. — Erik ten Hag admitted he can understand Manchester United fans dreaming of challenging for the title after a Sunday’s 3-1 win over Arsenal but despite this being a fourth victory in a row the manager warned there is still a long way to go for his team.
Maputo rail link back in action soon
THE railway line to Maputo was expected to be back in operation next month and could alleviate some of the pressure on South Africa’s lines, which handle about 95 percent of Zimbabwe’s imports and exports, the general manager of NRZ, Mr Nigel Lea-Cox said yesterday.
Malema joins Major League DJz in setting world record
JOHANNESBURG. — Julius Malema took the stage on Sunday night to once again show off his DJing abilities this time alongside Major League DJz.
Agricultural drones take smart farming to new heights
MULTI-ROTORED and remotely controlled! That is the drone! The aerial vehicle is believed to have been first used as far back as 1849, when Austria attacked Venice using unmanned balloons stuffed with explosives.











