By Rutendo Ngara THE European Union (EU) has concluded its initiative to support livestock value chains in Zimbabwe after running the project for 44 months. The programme, which was part of the broader Zimbabwe Agricultural Growth Project (ZAGP), sought to promote poultry value chain from meat and table eggs that contribute to inclusive socially green…
AN ex-army captain who was nabbed on allegations of trying to influence the illegal entry of 31 AK 47 rifles into the country from South Africa has been freed on $50 000 bail. Leonard Matambo is alleged to have written a letter to a Zimbabwe Revenue Authority manager at the Beitbridge Border Post to facilitate…
By Tanyaradzwa Marabada ZIMBABWE Music Award (Zima) winning best group—Breeze Music— will launch their third album Afro-Breeze tomorrow at 7 Arts Theatre in Avondale, Harare to celebrate their 15 years in the music industry. On the forthcoming project, made up of 11 tracks, the all-female gospel outfit explored different African genres. “We are feeling absolutely excited, quite…
By Ketty Nyoni PREMIER Corporate Gifts reaffirmed its growing status as one of the most growing innovative companies in the country, after…
ZIMBABWEANS who have returned to their home country after working and studying for years in South Africa are battling to rebuild their…
THE Pro50 Championship will get Zimbabwe Cricket’s 2022/23 domestic season underway this weekend. In the opening matches of the men’s provincial one-day…
By Ashley Moyo AWARD-WINNING South African songstress Makhadzi will share the stage with local crowd favourite Jah Prayzah at Odyssey next month in a gig the organisers have dubbed “Kadoma’s biggest ever.” Odyssey general manager Kudzai Chipengo is looking forward to hosting two continental music heavyweights in the small mining town. “Makhadzi and Jah Prayzah are…
By Cloud FusireNO TWO ways about it; CAPS United — the once veritable Cup Kings of Zimbabwean football — have drifted into a relegation dogfight. It has been a disastrous year for the fading Harare giants who have won just seven, lost 11 and drawn 10 of the 28 matches they have played thus far.With…
POLITICAL parties must bury the hatchet and sign a peace pact ahead of next year’s much-anticipated harmonised polls. Their call comes amid rising political tensions in the country as gladiators jostle and hustle to win next year’s elections by hook or crook. The politi- cal parties, main and wannabes, agree on the need for a…
OPPOSITION legislators Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole have approached the court with a fresh bail application after 17 weeks in custody. The duo believes their continued detention is more political than legal. In the application, the two, through their lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa, indicated that a member of the Political Actors Dialogue(Polad) and constitutional lawyer Lovemore…
