Three talking points from El Clasico

  A THIRD successive El Clasico win was written in the stars for Barcelona last Sunday night as the Catalan giants downed Real Madrid by a scoreline of 2-1 at…

NEW: 2 injured in Chipinge accident

  Luthando Mapepa Chipinge Correspondent   TWO people sustained injuries and were admitted at Chipinge District Hospital after a Toyota Hilux truck they were travelling in collided head-on with a…

NEW: Beating post-harvest losses for tobacco farmers

  Moffat Mungazi Agriculture Reporter   AS part of efforts to curb production losses and circumvent the limitations of barn capacity for tobacco farmers, the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board…

NEW: Disaster risk reduction education in schools

  Luthando Mapepa Chipinge Correspondent   AT least 58 schools from Chipinge have joined 198 others drawn from Manicaland and Matabeleland North provinces to participate in a quiz competition aimed…

NEW: Jehovah’s Witnesses in mission to restore hope

Post Reporter JEHOVAH’S Witnesses will hold a special programme on April 1 and 2 to rekindle people’s hope for a bright future. In a statement, the church, said: “In the…

NEW: Chipinge gets community archive

  Luthando Mapepa Chipinge Correspondent   IN a move aimed at helping local communities to document, store and preserve their history, a community-based archive has been set up at Mt…

NEW: 3 new cholera cases confirmed in Chimanimani

  Health Reporter   CHIMANIMANI District yesterday recorded three new cholera cases, accounting for the second highest number of the total reported across the country.   This takes Manicaland’s cumulative…

NEW: 25 entrepreneurs undergo training

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter   A TOTAL of 25 small-scale entrepreneurs in Mutare District received basic training on operating their businesses in a move that is expected to grow…

NEW: ‘Peace studies must start at kindergarten’

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter   TERTIARY institutions, including most universities in the country, are offering Peace Studies as a key learning area, but this should cascade down to kindergarten…

Sakubva Stadium remains suspended

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter   MANICALAND’S ceremonial home of football – Sakubva Stadium – remains suspended from hosting top-flight league matches after the Premier Soccer League released fixtures indicating…

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