adminTekeshe back with fifth offering
After being kept on the sidelines for over two years because of the Covid-19 pandemic, United Kingdom-based gospel singer Pastor Matildah Tekeshe is back on the market with her new offering called ‘Jehovah Yahweh’.
Bako to race in Finland
ZIMBABWE’S junior motocross champion rider Emmanuel Bako is set to make his first big plunge into the tough world of professional riding when he takes part in the 2022 Junior Motocross World Championships in Finland next month.
17pc increase in horticulture earnings
THE Horticulture Development Council (HDC) is striving to increase horticulture exports to US$2 billion by 2030 in line with the operationalisation of the country’s Horticulture Recovery and Growth Plan.
Benjani to break own tradition
NGEZI Platinum Stars coach Benjani Mwaruwaru has hinted he could break with his own philosophy after launching a head hunt for a seasoned player who could provide the much sought-after stability at the Mhondoro-based Castle Lager Premiership football club.
Corrupt cops shared US$13 200 each
FIVE police detectives at Highlands Police station in Harare reportedly divided the stolen US$70 000 they recovered when they hunted down a safe, stolen by the Belvedere owner’s maid and gardener, and divided the loot equally, with each getting US$13 200.
Airports Company tightens security measures
All security agencies operating at Zimbabwean airports should come under a central command structure with a policy to deal with insider threats, Airports Company of Zimbabwe chief aviation security officer Mr Gilbert Chimoto told a parliamentary committee yesterday.
Gavhunga High win Pavcon sports tourney
GAVHUNGA High School dominated the inaugural Pavcon Secondary Schools’ sports tournament after they won three gold medals at Mupereki Primary School at Mamina in Mhondoro on Friday.
FCP hold the aces
DEFENDING champions FC Platinum are just unstoppable.
Joint venture arrangements, export incentives bearing fruit
THE Government’s astute stance on joint venture arrangements for farmers on the backdrop of friendly policies towards horticultural production have begun to bear fruit with one beneficiary planning to build a school and clinic for the community next year as part of corporate social responsibility.
Govt workers’ demands must be reasonable
The emergency of the opposition political party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) now CCC, respectively led by the late Morgan Tsvangirai and Nelson Chamisa, has gravely cursed the country.