NEW: Former CID detective guns down robbers 

Joseph Nemaisa, a former CID detective who resigned and moved into law practice had to remember lessons from his former job, as he battled with armed robbers who had visited his Chadcombe home. 

NEW: Mixing some vaccines gives better immune response – study 

A major British study into mixing Covid-19 vaccines has found that people had a better immune response when they received a first dose of AstraZeneca or Pfizer-BioNTech shots followed by Moderna nine weeks later, according to the results on Monday. 

NEW: 5 Harare City players test positive for Covid-19  

HARARE City’s preparations for Wednesday’s Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match against Yadah were thrown off the rail on Tuesday as five of their players tested positive for Covid-19. 

NEW: Omicron variant affects re-engagement efforts 

The imposition of strict travel restrictions on Southern Africa, following the recent discovery of the Omicron variant, has thrown into disarray several Government diplomatic re-engagement programmes that had been scheduled for this month, The Sunday Mail has gathered. 

NEW: Are you binge-watching too much? How to know if your TV habits are a problem – and what to do about it  

The term “binge-watch” was a contender for the Oxford English Dictionary’s 2013 word of the year. Although it didn’t win (“selfie” ultimately took the crown), this pointed to the rise of what was becoming a popular activity of watching multiple episodes of a TV show in a single sitting. 

NEW: CALA deadline today

The Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) last week extended the deadline for the submission of Continuous Assessment Learning Activities (CALA) work for this year’s public examinations to today.

Zim will never be bullied — President

ZIMBABWEANS should not be misled into hating their own country by a non-existent world created on social media platforms, but instead must take a leaf from the likes of the late national hero, Dr Sibusiso Moyo, who fought gallantly for the country’s freedom as a young man, President Mnangagwa said yesterday.

Wheat farmers rake in $12bn

THE Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has shelled out over $12 billion towards paying for over 198 000 tonnes of wheat delivered to the parastatal this marketing season.

Vigilance paramount as 4th wave sweeps

ALL indications are that we are faced with a fourth and possibly deadly wave of the Covid-19 with disastrous consequences for both the national economy and human life.

Another Covid-19 bummer for tourism

The future of the tourism industry has become increasingly uncertain in the wake of massive booking cancellations and travel restrictions prompted by the emergence of a new coronavirus strain, Omicron.

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