adminHwange Units 7, 8 inch closer to finality
THE two new units under the US$1,4 billion Hwange Thermal Power Station expansion are nearing completion with a new 250 000 cubic metre reservoir having been constructed, together with an extra water supply, while the necessary reinforcement of the national grid to cope with the extra supply is almost complete.
Shurugwi tops new HIV incidence rate in Midlands
THE mining town of Shurugwi is leading in terms of new HIV infections and the virus incidence rate in the Midlands.
SADC reawakens, defining new path
BY any stretch of the imagination, Africa is a rich continent endowed with glittering gold and diamonds, massive deposits of iron ore and lithium, copper, uranium, cobalt, manganese, and so much more.
Suspected teenage thief fatally assaulted
A 15-YEAR-OLD boy, who allegedly broke into a house at Hallgate Business Centre in the Maramba area of Mashonaland East, was beaten to death by nine people who apprehended him.
How ‘Russophrenia’ has slowly led to major European war
How ‘Russophrenia’ from supposedly smart people in the West has slowly led us towards a major European war
Measures in place to feed 3,8m food insecure people
MEASURES have been put in place by the Government to provide food for over 3,8 million vulnerable people who have been projected to become food insecure between January and March next year.
Muzarabani back in Zim squad for Australia ODIs
THE fit-again fast bowler Blessing Muzarabani has made a comeback into Zimbabwe’s ODI cricket squad for the three-match series against Australia starting on August 28.
Forex dealer, passengers robbed
A FOREIGN currency trader was robbed by an unknown dealer and passengers taking lifts from strangers have between them lost more than US$10 000 to armed robbers in and around Harare.
Biti falls sick, trial postponed
THE assault trial of Tendai Biti failed to continue yesterday, with his lawyer Mr Alec Muchadehama saying the opposition legislator was not feeling well.
Ten Hag hails Man Utd’s change of attitude in Liverpool win
MAMCHESTER. — Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag said a change in attitude and spirit from his players was the reason behind a huge 2-1 win over Liverpool on Monday night to lift the gloom around Old Trafford. The Dutch coach became the first United manager to lose his opening two games in charge for more than a century as defeats to Brighton and Brentford left the Red Devils bottom of the English Premier League football table for the first time in 30 years.