I’m feeling stronger: Woods
LONDON. — For world number one golfer Tiger Woods said his gruelling recovery from serious injury has been worth it as he insisted he is feeling stronger ahead of the…
Zimparks warns Renco villagers over stray lions
George Maponga in Masvingo Communities in and around Renco Mine and their livestock are at risk of being attacked by stray lions that were spotted in the Chisase area close…
ZETDC managing director cleared
Nyore Madzianike Senior Court Reporter THE managing director of ZETDC, Lovemore Chinaka, was today cleared of charges of violating tender procedures involving supply and delivery of cable fault and locations…
Mall fire exposes Harare Fire Brigade inadequacy
The inadequacies of the Harare Fire Brigade were exposed on Tuesday when goods worth thousands of dollars went up in smoke at a shopping mall in the downtown Central Business…
High Court declines to hear ex-judge case
The High Court says it has no jurisdiction to hear a request by former judge, Justice Erica Ndewere to quash the tribunal proceedings that led to her dismissal from the bench over gross misconduct.
Dawson names Sables squad for Namibia clash
SABLES coach Brendan Dawson has made five changes to the starting 15 which beat Cote d’Ivoire in the quarter-final for the crunch semi-final tie of the Rugby Africa Cup against Namibia at the Stade Maurice David, Aix-en-Provence in France tonight.
We should scale up local capacities— President
AGAINST a background of global shocks, the Covid-19 pandemic, and climate change Zimbabwe has to scale up its internal capacities to build back better and advance its interests towards becoming an upper-middle-class economy by 2030.
SADC targets to cut coal use to reduce carbon emissions
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) flagged recently that it is targeting to reduce coal use for electricity generation at power plants in a bid to lower greenhouse gas emissions in line with global commitments set under the Paris Agreement.
Mudzi farmers adopt traditional grains
Farmers in Mudzi have adopted traditional grains in place of maize due to their high nutritional value and low cost of production.
Zim referees get down to business
ZIMBABWEAN rugby referees continue to make strides with two top official appointed for the Rugby Africa Cup semi-finals to be held in Marseille and Aix-en-Provence.











