adminKaroro back in court
DEPUTY Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Resettlement, Douglas Karoro, is today expected back in court for bail application on charges of misappropriating US$70 330 worth of inputs under the Presidential Inputs Scheme.
Zimra security tender deferred again
ZIMBABWE Revenue Authority (Zimra) is seeking to extend the validity of a tender for provision of cash in transit and static security guard services for the country’s borders to end of July this year to enable it finalise the process of awarding the tender.
City crowned English Premier League champions
Manchester. — Manchester City are champions! Pep Guardiola’s men seal the title with a sensational three-goal comeback against Aston Villa to pip Liverpool to the Premier League crown, despite the Reds’ win over Wolves
Justice at last for 3 detectives
THREE junior police officers busted a smuggling ring in Mutare and impounded a truck laden with 142 bales of second-hand clothes, but later found themselves in the dock on wild allegations that they extorted US$2 000 from the smuggling cartel.
Dubai-based athlete keen on Zimbabwe
DUBAI-BASED middle-distance runner Royal Mabika says he is keen to represent his country in the near future.
Africa not where it should be: Analysts
ADVOCATES of pan-Africanism and decolonisation have urged African governments to invest in the creative industry and establish pro-African institutions to successfully defend the continent against neo-liberalism and its proxies coming in the form of non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
Manchester Disunited
LONDON. — Erik ten Hag will inherit a broken dressing room culture beset by internal rivalries, with a level of distrust between the players that has shocked those involved at Manchester United.
A ‘cry from the unborn is rare, but it does not happen’
A SALISBURY mother-to-be (in about three weeks) is quite adamant: in the quiet of one afternoon last week, she heard her unborn child.
Russia cuts off Finland gas flows over payment dispute
Following Russia’s February 24 special military operation in Ukraine, Moscow asked clients from “unfriendly countries” to pay for gas in roubles, a way to sidestep sanctions.
Chitepo school nears completion
THE Herbert Chitepo School of Ideology headquarters, which is being constructed at corner Samora Machel Avenue and Simon Vengayi Muzenda Street in Harare, is nearing completion and is set to open for classes in August, Zanu PF Secretary for Finance and Economic Development Cde Patrick Chinamasa has said.