DROUGHT and a lack of readily available, clean water have caused water shortages in several African nations. Water treatment chemicals are in…
The inflation rate in the US picked up in February, as prices for petrol and housing pushed higher. The annual rate, which…
By Ashley Moyo moyoa@dailynews.co.zw ZIMBABWE’S leading female saxophonist Tina Watyoka and rising mbira star Mary Anibal will headline the Women’s month gig to be held in The Garden in Newlands, Harare on March 22. Apart from Watyoka and Anibal who made a maiden performance at Sauti Za Busara Festival in Zanzibar last month, the gig,…
By Cloud Fusire SPORTS WRITER fusirec@dailynews.co.zw IT WILL be a historic weekend for the Shamva community as they will witness top flight league action at Wadzanai stadium for the first time ever after the venue got the nod to stage Premier Soccer League (PSL) games. The stadium has been undergoing renovations since last year as…
By Emmanuel Marambe NORMAN Mapeza has bounced back onto the Warriors hot seat after being appointed as the interim Zimbabwe senior men’s national football team coach. Mapeza, who is currently head coach at four-time premiership champions FC Platinum, is set to take charge of the Warriors at this month’s Four Nations Tournament in Malawi. The…
WE live in a surreal country where wise counsel is not heeded for the sake of political expediency, but to the detriment of social and economic development. For decades now, Zimbabweans have endured economic hardships as a result of toxic politics and it appears political gladiators are far from calling for a truce, uniting and…
By Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw KADOMA businessman Jimayi Muduvuri has embarked on an ambitious national project that will see the construction of clinics for war veterans, people living with disability and the elderly. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Muduvuri said he was emulating President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s vision for the provision of healthcare for all and…
THE Kingdom of Eswatini has denied reports that it was offering nationality to citizens from southern Africa to fill up for shortage…
AUTHORITIES in Johannesburg, South Africa’s commercial hub, have blamed the ongoing heatwave for the lack of water in some parts of the…
THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) says it is exploring new tobacco curing measures, including the use of solar energy in a bid to curb deforestation. This comes as the government introduced a tobacco levy on farmers at a rate of US$0,015 per dollar of the selling price in 2015 with the revenue generated…
