Sterling moment in the sun

Raheem Sterling will complete a remarkable journey from vilified scapegoat to England legend if the forward inspires his side to victory in today’s Euro 2020 final against Italy.

Remembering a pioneering technocrat

WHEN Zimbabwe attained Independence in 1980, there was a mass exodus of white public sector workers.

Most of them found the idea of black majority rule repulsive.

Khama races against time

THE prospect of Khama Billiat becoming the only South African Premier Soccer League player to feature in two CAF Champions League finals is hanging in the balance.

‘Do not turn away people seeking vaccination’

Health officials at vaccination centres should not turn away people because the Government has not set a limit to the number of people who can be vaccinated per day.

No to invading timber plantations: President

Invading timber plantations and changing their land use should not be tolerated, President Mnangagwa has said.

In a speech read on his behalf by Defence and War Veterans Affairs Minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri during the commissioning of state-of-the-art machinery by Allied Timbers Zimbabwe (ATZ) yesterday, the President reiterated that “plantation land remains plantation land”.

National heroes’ burial set for tomorrow

The GOVERNMENT has provisionally set tomorrow as the burial date for three national heroes — Lieutenant General Edzai Chimonyo, Cde Michael “Vhuu” Chakabva and Cde Abraham Nkiwane, who all died last week.

Bygone era for Masvingo

IT is an excruciating pain they have had to endure for the past decade.

There has been no Premiership football in the country’s oldest town since 2011 following the relegation of Masvingo United, a team that rocked after the turn of the millennium and came close to winning the league championship in 2005, only to lose it on the final day.

Is Taylor the GOAT?

IS Brendan Taylor Zimbabwe’s greatest One Day International batsman or will he end his career as the Greatest Of All Time (GOAT)?

Bygone era for Masvingo

IT is an excruciating pain they have had to endure for the past decade.

There has been no Premiership football in the country’s oldest town since 2011 following the relegation of Masvingo United, a team that rocked after the turn of the millennium and came close to winning the league championship in 2005, only to lose it on the final day.

Sexual harassment rampant in African newsrooms

ONE in two women working in southern and east African newsrooms has experienced sexual abuse, while almost half of all media organisations in the two regions do not have sexual harassment policies, a recent study has concluded.

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