Heath Streak Cricket Academy rechristened
THE Heath Streak Cricket Academy has been rechristened the Old Mutual Heath Streak Academy in appreciation of the “title sponsors’’ Old Mutual, Sunday News Sport can reveal.
Ministry of Education distances self from school buses row
THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has cleared itself of any wrongdoing in the decision to direct schools to procure buses from local coach assemblers, saying the State Procurement…
The shekel of the sanctuary
There has been a lot of talk around Minister Chinamasa’s Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review presented at the end of last month to Parliament. Of interest to you and me on…
Heroes’ Day preps on track
THOUSANDS of Zimbabweans will tomorrow throng various centres to celebrate Heroes Day and honour those who sacrificed life and limb for the country’s Independence.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Companies must scrutinise deals before penning contracts
LIKE in marriages corporate deals are basically nurtured through delicate compromises which must be handled with sober minds from both parties to avoid future squabbles.
Job losses result of ‘bad’ colonial era laws — President
Harare Bureau THE wave of job losses triggered by a Supreme Court ruling validating termination of contracts via three-month notices is the result of “bad” colonial era laws that are…
Chibuku Super Cup knockout…Injuries dog Bosso, How Mine
INJURY-hit Bulawayo Premier Soccer League clubs Highlanders and How Mine meet in a Chibuku Super Cup first round contest at Barbourfields Stadium this afternoon.
Urbanites shun HIV testing
PEOPLE living in urban areas in the Matabeleland region are reluctant to access HIV testing and counselling services compared to their counterparts in rural areas, a recent HIV testing and…
Chinese delegation tours Byo firms
A HIGH-POWERED Chinese business delegation visited Bulawayo last week as part of Government’s efforts of exposing potential investors to various business opportunities in the second capital which has been identified…
Mafela Trust, healing wounds of the liberation struggle
HE lies haplessly on the ground with the upper part of his body in his colleague’s arms, blood gushing profusely from his chest. He gasps for his last bouts of…





