Nyaka Chana’s magic spreads

MULTI-TALENTED arts personality Caroline Nyaka Chana’s career and influence continues to swell with each passing day.

Ngarava and the cobra celebration

HE is known for his unique celebration, where he contorts his arm into a cobra snake sign each time he takes a wicket.

Chiefs win Soweto Derby

KHAMA BILLIAT’s barren spell in the DStv Premiership might have stretched to 11 matches but the former Zimbabwe international had decent showing as his Kaizer Chiefs claimed the latest of Soweto derby against rivals Orlando Pirates yesterday.

Form One online enrolment begins

Online applications for the enrolment of Form One pupils at public boarding schools for the 2023 school year will begin on Tuesday, when the Electronic Ministry Application Platform goes live.

Rebirth, resilience carry the day

As the year draws to a close, firms listed and unlisted, State or private-owned, are either counting their profits or their losses. Some have had to restructure while others have folded.

ZIFA elections set for next year

ELECTIONS to choose a substantive ZIFA board will now be held in December next year after the association’s Congress yesterday resolved to work on some outstanding reforms and follow a constitutional roadmap to the polls.

Zanu PF mobilisation drive in top gear

THE reintroduction of District Co-ordinating Committees (DCCs) in Zanu PF structures has injected renewed impetus into the ruling party’s mobilisation activities, with the party now on a strong footing to attain over five million votes in next year’s harmonised elections, it has been learnt.

ZIFA elections set for next year

ELECTIONS to choose a substantive ZIFA board will now be held in December next year after the association’s Congress yesterday resolved to work on some outstanding reforms and follow a constitutional roadmap to the polls.

Treasury allocates US$45m for small earth dams

TREASURY has allocated US$45 million for the construction of 40 small earth dams across the country in 2023 under a programme aimed at boosting the national water harvesting capacity.

Sweet potatoes a game changer

Zimbabwe’s agriculture sector has borne the brunt of climate change, evidenced by recurrent droughts, resulting in low yields. Experts have warned that the weather will become increasingly harsh in the coming years as climate change continues to worsen.