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Why Southern Africa must invest more on climate adaptation
The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) recently published its State of the Climate report for 2021 which warns of the dire consequences of humanity’s continuing emissions of greenhouse gases through the burning of fossil fuels.
Lands Ministry hailed for changing people’s lives
The Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development has been praised for spearheading the 100-day cycle for projects that impact on livelihoods of people.
Zimpapers quarterly revenue grows 63pc
DIVERSIFIED media company, Zimbabwe Newspapers (1980) has posted a 63 percent revenue growth to $1,2 billion for the first quarter of this year.
Vet Department works on cattle branding roll-out
The Veterinary Department will commence cattle branding in next month as a measure to reduce stock theft and control the spread of diseases in the country.
Jones pledges to prioritise player welfare
NEWLY-appointed CAPS United chief executive officer Charlie “Kabhasikoro” Jones yesterday said issues to do with player welfare and remuneration will form part of his mandate in his efforts to help the struggling Harare giants turn a new page.
It’s not all about speed!
WHEN a spectator attends a motorsport event, it is easy to think that the only thing that matters is how fast you can go. However, what happens off the track, especially when you are starting out in this highly competitive sport, is just as important!
Ex-cricketer swaps bat for golf club
FORMER Zimbabwe international cricketer Keegan Meth is swapping his cricket bat for a golf club after successfully qualifying for the FBC Zimbabwe Open Golf Championship which tees off this morning at Royal Harare Golf Club and Chapman Golf Club.
Municipal police deny using spikes
Freeman Razemba–Crime Reporter Harare City Council has denied reports that some of their municipal officers have been using spikes when conducting traffic enforcements blitz in conjunction with Zimbabwe Republic Police…
Jere confident of safe football resumption after meeting
PREMIER Soccer League chairman Farai Jere yesterday said it was necessary to suspend domestic topflight football action and gather all critical stakeholders under one roof to find solutions to the problem of violence and hooliganism since the whole system was contributing to the flaws.