American tennis star Taylor Townsend has apologised after coming under fire for comments she made on social media about Chinese food. The…
Emmanuel MarambeCHIEF SPORTS WRITER ZIMBABWE is looking to establish sound grassroots football structures to ensure the country not only has a solid feeder system for its national teams, but can also hold its own against the region’s and continent’s best at top level youth international tournaments in the not so distant future, Zifa president Nqobile…
Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER SIMBA Bhora are off to Botswana today where they will face Eswatini champions Nsingizini Hotspurs in a Caf Champions League preliminary round first leg encounter over the weekend, with coach Joel Luphahla keen for his charges to make a statement of intent on their African Safari debut. The reigning Castle…
ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR UNITED STATES-BASED gospel musician Shingisai Suluma, popularly known as Mai Suluma, is this year celebrating three decades in the music industry. The 54-year-old singer said she will use social media to engage with fans and reflect on the impact of her music over the years. “We are doing a lot to celebrate this…
WHILE it is important for a society to have robust political discourse, the politicisation of every aspect of life, as highlighted by former deputy prime minister Arthur Mutambara, is a significant barrier to the country’s progress. As reported in yesterday’s edition of this newspaper, Mutambara’s observations, reinforced by the comments of former Finance minister Tendai…
THE ministry of Skills Audit, in partnership with the ministry of Lands and the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat), is set to embark on a nationwide agricultural skills audit aimed at enhancing the capacity and competitiveness of the agricultural sector. Speaking during a stakeholders’ engagement yesterday, the ministry of Skills Audit’s director of communications and…
THE government says the country must harness its vast mineral wealth to drive industrialisation, create jobs, and accelerate development in local communities. Speaking during a mining indaba yesterday, Mines deputy minister Polite Kambamura said the country had to take advantage of the growing demand for critical minerals to boost its economy. “Zimbabwe stands at a…
POLITICAL EDITOR THERE is hope for even warmer relations between Harare and Washington, after an American lawmaker tabled a bill that could result in all sanctions on Zimbabwe and its leaders scrapped. Although the surprise new bill by Brian Jeffrey Mast — a Republican Representative for Florida — comes with a caveat, it could see…
Sandra Hove SPORTS WRITER TADIWANASHE Marumani delivered another T20I half century, this time scoring 50 runs in 36 deliveries as the Chevrons clinched their second consecutive victory over Namibia with a convincing five-wicket win at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo yesterday. Yesterday’s win means the Chevrons have now taken an unassailable two-nil lead in the…
Ashley Moyo SENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITER MULTI-AWARD-WINNING gospel singer Minister Michael Mahendere is set to take his “Messiah Tour” to the United Kingdom in November. The tour will see Mahendere perform in Bedford, following a successful show in Mutare last month at Chancellor Primary School, where he shared the stage with Minister Ellard and Sharon Cherayi,…
