adminNOIC hands over new school to Marondera community
NATIONAL Oil Infrastructure Company of Zimbabwe (NOIC), through its subsidiary Petrozim Line, has built two new classroom blocks at Saint Anna Mere Primary School in Marondera, as part of the organisation’s corporate social responsibility.
Dos Santos’ body arrives in Angola
Repatriation of the remains of Angola’s former leader comes days before Angolans head to the polls to elect a new president and a parliament.
Chiwandire returns from SA camp amid concerns
BOXER Kudakwashe “Take Money” Chiwandire is relieved and stressed.
Heroes Acre site to be ‘truly monumental’
HEROES Acre, outside Salisbury, is to be a fully-fledged and modern national monument by the time of Heroes Days celebrations in August, next year.
All democracies are approximations of the ideal
The end of the Cold War in 1991 presented the world with liberal democracy as a universally accepted measure that could be employed to govern societies basing on three components; the state, rule of law and accountability.
Moses Tarakinyu eyes World Champs qualification
WITH the World Half Marathon Championships called off, Moses Tarakinyu says he is shifting focus to other upcoming races this year as he plans for the future.
Gems date Botswana in WC qualifier
GEMS skipper Felisitus Kwangwa is bullish that the Zimbabwe senior national netball team will secure a 2023 World Cup slot when they play in their opening qualifying game against Botswana this afternoon in Pretoria, South Africa.
Stragglers Cricket Week gets underway
ZIMBABWE’S leading junior cricket development programme, Stragglers Junior Cricket Week, gets underway today after a two-year Covid-19-induced lull.
Government policies stabilise the economy
Nations and governments have been destroyed by the scourge of underground economy.
Musonda to lead Lady Chevrons at T20 Qualifiers
MARY-ANNE Musonda will lead the Zimbabwe women’s cricket team at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier 2022 to be held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from September 18-25.