Herentals dare to dream

HERENTALS coach Kumbirai Mutiwekuziva was left relishing prospects of a top-four finish after watching his side dispatch a battling Cranborne Bullets at the National Sports Stadium yesterday.

PPPs key in promoting investment and trade

A private sector-led trade and investment fair held in the United Kingdom last month must bring to the fore the important role that a free enterprise system can play in supporting governments in their efforts to grow their countries’ economies through promoting cross-border investments and trade.

Integrity committees for Pfumvudza

The Government has set up ward-based integrity committees to prevent corruption in the distribution of inputs under the climate-proofed Presidential Inputs Scheme.

The stuff dreams are made of

FOR teenage midfielder Preston Steblecki, the thought of training at the Portuguese top-flight club Sporting Lisbon with his Legends Football Academy teammates never in his wildest dreams crossed his mind.

God fights our battles

PSALMS 46:10 reads: “Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!”

Bright future for Kelis Ndhlovu

A mere four runs turned out to be the difference between success and failure for the Lady Chevrons at the just-ended ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Global Qualifiers in the United Arab Emirates.

From front office to sought-after executive

DETERMINED, consistent and goal-oriented are some of the few words to describe the man.

Having started as a 19-year-old learner receptionist at A’Zambezi River Lodge in Zimbabwe’s resort town of Victoria Falls on May 1, 1988, it was easy for many to conclude that the young man would go round and round doing menial jobs.

It’s never too late to save a few bucks

It is no secret that inflation has battered a lot of bank accounts in the last year.

Young innovators design future of healthcare

MEDDES Technology, a start-up by staff and students from the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT), is developing four types of ventilators designed to cater for patients in low resource areas at an affordable cost.

Beekeeping, low-hanging fruit

People usually come up with business ideas after having discussions with friends or family members, or while alone. However, at times picking someone else’s idea and try to make it better can do the trick.