THE World Health Organisation yesterday said it’s concerned about an ongoing measles outbreak in Zimbabwe, where the disease is spreading rapidly. “It’s…
AT the moment the Queen died, the throne passed immediately and without ceremony to the heir, Charles, the former Prince of Wales….
World leaders and dignitaries have paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, who has died at the age of 96. They have honoured…
By Cloud Fusire FORMER Dynamos forward Bill Antonio was finally unveiled at his new Belgium club KV Mechelen yesterday after penning a two-year deal from the Harare giants. Antonio left the country last week for Belgium having impressed the KV Mechelen technical team during a month-long trial stint in July. And yesterday the club confi…
GEMS captain Felisitus Kwangwa yesterday expressed her delight after she was retained by her club, Surrey Storm, for the 2023 Superleague season. Kwangwa has impressed since signing for Surrey two years ago where she became fan favourite while being named most improved player last year before being rewarded with another contract for the new season….
AS WE go to elections next year, authorities must ensure the processes to the watershed polls will be spotless, clean and beyond reproach. The country should never fall into the fallacy of composition where the concern would be on the end state of the polls. Rather elections are a process, not an event. Clearly, the…
THE Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has weighed in on the latest development regarding President Cyril Ramaphosa’s, Phala Phala farm saga, alleging the…
THE local manufacturing sector is expected to grow by 3.7 percent next year on the back of continued government support as well…
THE government says there is a need for modern legislation to enhance productivity in the hemp industry in order to get maximum benefit. Speaking during a round table discussion to unpack the challenges and potential of cannabis as a medicine in Harare yesterday, Health deputy minister John Mangwiro called for more research to come up…
By Brighton Muronzereyi GOVERNMENT has set aside $38,1 billion for grain reserves to ensure food security in the country. This was said by Finance minister Mthuli Ncube in the Senate on Tuesday where he informed legislators that the government’s target of a grain reserve of 500 000 metric tonnes was achievable. “We have set aside…
