adminMighty Warrior Bhamu laid to rest
FORMER Mighty Warriors coach and Harare City Queens coach Rosemary Mugadza says she was grooming the late Aldigrade Bhamu to become a women’s football coach after her retirement.
Businessman in court over 30t fertiliser fraud
A suspected bogus Harare businessman who allegedly duped an unsuspecting man of 30 tonnes of fertiliser, appeared in court on Saturday facing charges of fraud.
Mapaya punches ticket to NCAA Outdoor Championships
ZIMBABWE’S triple jump sensation Chengetayi “Du” Mapaya qualified for his fourth National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Outdoor Championship with a leap of 17.07m on Day Three of the NCAA West Regional meet at the John McDonnell Field on the University of Arkansas campus at Fayetteville in Arkansas, United States on Friday.
Alibaba share surges as sales boost sentiment
Chinese tech shares jumped on Friday as two of the biggest Internet giants reported sales that topped estimates, lifting some of the gloom that had beset the sector following Covid-19 lockdowns and regulatory headwinds.
‘Africa’s founding fathers laid great foundation’
Acting Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister, Professor Amon Murwira, has commended Africa’s founding fathers for fighting for the continent’s independence, creating the basis for economic emancipation.
Valuation of Umtali is overdue
DIFFICULTIES in carrying out the general revaluation of Umtali, now three years overdue, have been explained to the Minister of Local Government by Umtali Town Council, which is seeking his consent for a further year’s extension of the time limit.
ZDF training processes commended
Zimbabwe Defence Forces’ training has been commended after Major Winnet Zharare was honoured by the United Nations for her efforts to integrate gender perspectives into peacekeeping activities.
Tobacco auction prices firm
FARMERS have earned US$305,2 million so far this marketing season from the sale of flue-cured tobacco as prices continue to firm at the auction floors.
Employment levels rise
After a severe initial shock, Zimbabwe’s employment levels has gradually returned almost to the levels seen just before the Covid-19 infections and lockdowns, particularly in urban areas, according to findings of a survey jointly done by the World Bank and Zimbabwe’s national statistics agency, Zimstat.
Trouble with elephants: Why limits on culling are bad for conservation
Elephants are some of the most majestic animals in African savannahs, but they can also be the most destructive.