NEW: UZ Wolves coach demands more
DESPITE an impressive outing in which University of Zimbabwe Wolves Women finished the Zimbabwe Volleyball Association League as champions, head coach Jonathan Gava feels the team did not play to his expectations.
NEW: Tjemahale community builds school
PLUMTREE’s Tjemahale community is on a drive to raise at least US$50 000 for the construction of a new secondary school.
NEW: FUZ hails Sakunda’s “game-changing” strategic plans for DeMbare, Bosso
Online Reporter FOOTBALLERS of Union Zimbabwe (FUZ) president, Desmond Maringwa, has saluted energy giant Sakunda Holdings for taking a lead in giving Premiership bigwigs Dynamos and Highlanders an opportunity to…
NEW: Chess grand prix on the cards
Online Reporter Professional and amateur chess players from across the country will next week converge in Harare for the Zimbabwe Open Chess tournament. The four-day tournament will be held between…
NEW: Pool fraternity looks forward to better days
Online Reporter The Zimbabwe Pool fraternity will be hoping to put the Covid-19 pandemic behind them and start 2022 on a high note. The country has already identified the All-…
NEW: Foreign investor impressed by Zimbabwe investment climate
The Second Republic’s open for business mantra is sincere and its pro investment policies enable investors to easily set up shop in Zimbabwe, a highly impressed investor has said. Lithuanian…
NEW: Kenya says financial services cover 83,7pc of adult population
Kenya’s financial services inclusion rate rose to 83,7 percent of the adult population in 2021, up from 82,9 percent in 2019, according to a joint report released on Wednesday.
NEW: Yes, we should be keeping the healthier hand-washing habits we developed at the start of the pandemic
Melissa Hawkins People were washing their hands so much early in the pandemic that sensitive skin and soap shortages were common problems in 2020. All this focus on hand-washing was…
NEW: Chipinge farmers train in conservation agriculture
USAID Zimbabwe’s Resilience ANCHORS program and Foundations for Farming has commenced training 270 lead farmers in Chipinge district on conservation agriculture.
NEW: ZESA promises ‘lit’ Christmas
THE Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) has promised the nation a significant reduction in load-shedding, to allow people to enjoy the festive season with minimal power interruptions.











