Anti-Sanctions march: all systems go
Norman Muchemwa
All is for the Anti-Sanctions Day scheduled for Friday and Government has made available 265 buses to ferry people from the country’s 10 provinces.
Zim to face Bangladesh in U-19 WC opener
Sports Correspondent
Zimbabwe have been pitted against Bangladesh, Pakistan and Scotland in Group C of the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2020 to be held in South Africa.
Cellphones and cancer . . .
Michelle C Madzudzo
Cellphones have transformed the way we communicate, work and live, but even though they have made so many things so much easier, they are not always worry-free.
Rowing to the Olympics
Brighton Zhawi
For rower Peter Purcell-Gilpin, fear of failure is now non-existent.
Fear is the illusion that stole from him an Olympic Games qualification some five years back, but today he is a different man.
On this day . . .
Aston Ignatius Sebastian Joseph Chichester, born on May 22 1879, died on this day in 1962. He was the first Roman Catholic Archbishop of Salisbury (now Harare).
Mandaza laid to rest
ZIMBABWE Sprint legend Artwell Mandaza was earlier today laid to rest at his rural home in Nzvimbo, Chiweshe, in what can best be described as a pauper’s burial.
Chitungwiza Hosp staff resist industrial action
Norman Muchemwa
The Minister of Health and Childcare, Dr Obadiah Moyo, has commended the health staff at Chitungwiza Central Hospital for defying the national industrial action recently embarked on by health personnel in other central hospitals.
Govt appreciates SMEs
Precious Masakara
The Government appreciates the role played by Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the country’s development, the Minister of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, Dr Sithembiso Nyoni, has said.
Exams on, braai fest postponed
Precious Masakara
GOVERNMENT has advised Zimsec candidates that examinations will not affected by the Anti-Sanctions solidarity march, scheduled for Friday.










