The Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust (ZIFFT) has introduced a new concept to the forthcoming 17th Film Festival, a five-minute film competition called The Hi-Five Short Film. This year’s festival runs from 3-10 October 2015. ZIFFT therefore calls on local filmmakers, amateurs and professionals, to
Chelsea's rocky start to the season continued as Jose Mourinho's return to former club Porto ended in a 2-1 defeat at the Estadio do Dragao. Willian's superb free kick cancelled out Andre Andre's first-half opener, but Porto defender Maicon headed home from a corner shortly after
It’s half past five on a cool summer morning in Mwenezi, Zimbabwe and Zvodai Ndambakuwa, aged 23, is sitting impatiently on the 20-litre container she uses to haul water. Every five minutes, she glances down at the one-metre deep well, hoping the water level will
EIGHT million Zimbabweans have no access to electricity and are still using traditional sources of energy mainly firewood, a University of Zimbabwe Institute of Environmental Studies study (IES) has revealed. Edward Makuzva Statistics revealed that 60% of Zimbabwe's population has been deprived of the basic commodity (electricity). In
Olympiakos stunned Arsenal with a 3-2 win at the Emirates as the Gunners were consigned to a second successive Champions League defeat. by Jefferson Lake The Greek champions - who had lost their previous 12 games against English opposition away from home - ran out 3-2 winners
Pep Guardiola never liked the term Tiki Taka. The Catalan coach led Barcelona to 14 out of a possible 19 titles between 2008 and 2012 with a football philosophy that defined an era and also sewed the seeds for their success under Luis Enrique - even
The recently appointed Deputy Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Cde Anastancia Ndhlovu, has urged Japanese operators to exploit numerous tourism opportunities in the SADC Region in general and Zimbabwe in particular. In her address at a reception hosted by the Regional Tourism Organisation of Southern
Gary Neville believes Chelsea performances so far this season represent more than an early-season blip, and that their first-half performance at Newcastle was "ridiculous". The current Premier League champions are sitting in 15th place having gained just eight points from their opening seven games, their worst
MORE than 500 000 HIV infected people face a health risk as they are in urgent need of anti-retroviral (ART) drugs, a health official has said. By Edward Makuzva Health and Child care Permanent Secretary, Dr Gerald Gwinji said out of the 1.5 million HIV infected people
The European Union (EU) yesterday signed five financial agreements amounting to $ 97,9 million for the 11th European Development Fund 2014- 2020 National Indicative Programme ( NIP) for improving health, Agriculture and Institution building in Zimbabwe. Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa said the programmes are aimed at
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