Green industries China’s point of growth

During the 28th China Lanzhou Investment and Trade Fair held in Lanzhou, capital of northwest China’s Gansu Province, a new local energy automobile company signed a procurement and investment contract with a German car maker.

Mo Farah reveals being trafficked to UK as a child

Sir Mo Farah was brought to the UK illegally as a child and forced to work as a domestic servant, he has revealed.

New OAU army loses first battle

A PROPOSED Organisation of African Unity army primarily to help black Africa in its struggles against South Africa and to act as an African peacekeeping force lost its first battle here yesterday when OAU foreign ministers decided they did not know enough about its implications to make a decision to form it.

Biti assault case deferred

The assault case of Tendai Biti was today deferred to July 19 for continuation.

Five Chiweshe men arrested for beating suspected thief to death

Police in Mashonaland Central have warned people against vigilantism after four Chiweshe men were arrested for allegedly killing a suspected thief.

Felisitus Kwangwa joins Gems camp

THE Gems camp got a boost as captain Felisitus Kwangwa joined the rest of the squad on Monday at Girls High School in preparation for next month’s Netball World Cup qualifiers.

SADC PF Plenary gets underway… as President Chakwera calls for Ubuntu, integration

Moses Magadza in Malawi LILONGWE – The 51st Plenary Assembly Session of the SADC Parliamentary Forum (SADC PF) got off to a colourful and sombre start on Monday in the…

Royal Harare ready for Zim Ladies Open

ROYAL Harare lady captain Olivia Nyamwanza says they are ready to host the Zimbabwe Ladies Amateur Open which tees off this Friday with more than 150 golfers expected to turn up.

Award-winning actress Busisiwe Lurayi dies

The South Africa acting industry is currently in shock following the news of the passing of actress Busisiwe Lurayi.

Quelea bird menace: A threat to early maturing wheat crop

Huge flocks of quelea birds are still wreaking havoc in some parts of the country where the early planted wheat crop is now in its early reproductive stage, a senior Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development official says.