Al Shabaab militants seize two towns in southern Somalia

Islamist militants Al Shabaab seized control of two towns over two days in southwestern Somalia, a spokesman for the group and local officials said on Saturday, less than a week…

Stokes dismissal mars Australia win

England slipped 2-0 behind in the one-day international series as Australia won at Lord’s in a game overshadowed by an obstructing the field dismissal.

Government shortlists chrome buyers

THE Government has shortlisted four international chrome buyers who would buy chrome from small-scale miners under a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) created to market the mineral after the lifting of…

Copa Coca-Cola Zim Dream Team off to SA

THE Copa Coca-Cola Zimbabwe boys’ Dream Team leaves the country tomorrow for South Africa where they will participate in a regional training camp at the High Performance Centre in Pretoria.

Could life get any better?

Short Story Makanaka Mavaneka “WHAT am I to do now?” uttered Sihle sorrowfully. How could life be so cruel, was all the suffering really worth it? Sihle was alone in this…

Jeremiah takes blame for tragedy

JEREMIAH confesses that he is responsible for the unfolding drama. He blames his impulsive nature for all this just like his marriage to Matilda. He reveals his role in this…

Zim pavillion at Italy Art Exhibition attracts visitors

ZIMBABWE’S pavilion at the ongoing La Biennale di Venezia 56th International Art Exhibition in Italy, has managed to attract a wide audience with visitors from various parts of the world…

Gospel artiste attributes successful music career to prayer

Rumbidzai Mbewe FOR all the attention he is receiving from across the globe for producing good music; America-based Zimbabwean music producer T-Collar says he owes it all to God.

Siblings handcuffed, bashed, left disabled

THREE primary school-going siblings from Lukadzi in Matobo were left with serious injuries that could lead to disability after they were reportedly assaulted by a member of the Neighbourhood Watch…

CTC laments dumping of imports

THE Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) says it is aware that a number of local companies’ competitiveness is being stifled by imported goods, which are presumed to be priced below…

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