NEW: Hero’s welcome for returning Zimbabwe karate team

Online Reporter TEAM Zimbabwe received a hero’s welcome at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport on Tuesday after bagging 11 medals at the World Martial Arts Championships that was held…

NEW: Lift sanctions now, small-scale miners say

Online Reporter DIFFICULTIES in receiving proceeds from mineral sales, especially experienced by parastatals such as the Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe, underline the impact sanctions are having on Zimbabwe and,…

NEW: 12 boreholes drilled in Buhera cholera fight

Online Reporter GOVERNMENT has drilled 12 boreholes in Buhera, Manicaland province, among other initiatives, as it ratchets up efforts to contain the cholera outbreak, which has largely been driven by…

 NEW: Fisheries and aquaculture can grow to US$1bn sector: Prof Jiri

Theseus Shambare FISHERIES and aquaculture play a critical role in food security and have the potential to grow into a US$1 billion sector, thereby significantly contributing to local economic growth.…

NEW: Lessons from Zim’s Covid-19 management for future pandemics

Tanyaradzwa Rusike AFRICAN countries can draw a number of positive lessons on how to manage future pandemics from Zimbabwe’s strategies in containing the Covid-19 pandemic. The Southern African country managed…

NEW: Sanctions on Zim a modern-day atrocity: SADC chair

Sunday Mail Online THE two-decades-old sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the West, which continue to damage the country’s image and limit its potential to access financial and capital markets, represent…

NEW: Iran stands with Zimbabwe on sanctions

Online Reporter THE Islamic Republic of Iran has called for the unconditional removal of the illegal sanctions imposed by the West on Zimbabwe. Iran said it has experience the wrath…

NEW: Civil servants in Anti-Sanctions March

Online Reporter CIVIL servants will on Wednesday march as the country commemorates the Anti-Sanctions Day. Anti-Sanctions Day is an annual event held on October 25. In a statement on Tuesday,…

Invisible Threat: Heavy metals in car pedals, linked to women’s infertility

Roselyne Sachiti recently IN MUMBAI INDIA Women who drive barefoot are most likely to become infertile, a leading fertility expert warned last week. Speaking during a panel session at the…

NEW: Captain Manex releases second album

Online Reporter EMMANUEL Chipucha, a truck driver who is based in South Africa, recently released his second album titled “Rwendo Rweupenyu.” The six tracks that make up the new album…

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