Zim Cricket building Under-19 team for 2018

Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Cricket are keen on retaining the bulk of the current national Under 19 squad ahead of the 2018 World Cup for that age group…

It’s all about snails for farmer Stephan de Wit

IN recent weeks, the South African native was one of 270 who attended the Irish Snail Farmer’s Conference in Tullamore, where he met with many people who are interested in…

Radier steps up to chief executive role with Kenya Tourism Board

BETTY Radier has been appointed as the new Kenya Tourism Board chief executive following an extensive recruitment process.

Oil advances as European stocks extend gains

Edinburgh – Oil rose for a second day on signs producers are following through with agreed production cuts while most other financial markets took a breather from a rally that…

Zana celebrates late Bernard Dima Ndlovu

Nkosilesisa Ncube, Sunday Life Reporter THIS past weekend, the Zimbabwe Academic and Non-fiction Authors Association (Zana) in Bulawayo took time to celebrate one of their own, the late Bernard Dima…

Zambezi Magic looking for Zimbo content

THIS past week, Thursday and Friday to be precise, Bulawayo film and television content producers finally got to meet the head of Zambezi Magic television channel, Mr Audel Dzinoreva. For…

Man torches granny’s homestead after stone-throwing dispute

Sandra Tekere, Sunday News Reporter A 19-year-old Esigodini man left his grandmother homeless after torching her two mud huts and a zinc roofed house, which contained property worth $5 000…

Motoring technology and dependency syndrome

Continuing with our issue from last week on how technology is making people more dependent on it than actually making them clever, we will look at more technological advancements that…

Women and water woes: when the village comes to town

Vincent Gono, Features Editor IN scenes reminiscent of village funeral gatherings where groups of women with an assortment waist cloths and doeks dutifully form a beeline with buckets to fetch…

PPPs set to improve regional infrastructural development

Roberta Katunga in Victoria Falls THERE is a need to establish institutional and legal framework that promotes Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) so as to bridge the infrastructural gaps existing in…

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