The Premier Soccer League enters match day two this weekend with a full programme which starts on Friday when Harare City host Mutare City Rovers at Rufaro Stadium. By Elia Ntali Both teams enter the match still smarting defeats from their first encounters, Harare City who lost
A Harare man was dragged to court after stealing two maize cobs from Southern Roses farm in Hatcliffe. Tendai Nyamutambe, 37, stood before Harare magistrate court yesterday after stealing two maize cobs. The court heard that on 2 March 2016 at around 0900hrs, Nyamutambe was caught red
They walk like they have ownership of a title deed to a land somewhat untouchable when they are locked up in the boxes of their imaginations derived from gangster movies and music. The American life style portrayed in a Zimbabwean, African nurtured young boy who knows
Increasing access to HIV testing services is vital in preventing further transmission of the virus among young people, a National Aids Council (NAC) official has said. By Hamu Madzedze This was revealed by the National AIDS Council Young People's Network Youth intern, Thabiso Sibanda during a Global
Zimbabwe is part of regional participants in a regional drive to capacitate Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) to collate statistics related to tourism which experts say will boost the sector. Acting Executive Director of the Regional Tourism Organization of Southern Africa (RETOSA), a (SADC) institution responsible
“A ship in the harbour is safe, but that is not what ships were built for.” The only reason a person should get in a position of leadership in any facet of life, should be because they are driven by a sense of legacy. One should
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) today pounced on Zimbabwe Women in Politics Alliance (ZWIPA) members who were set to march to Kuwait embassy. The solidarity march sought to address ZWIPA's disgruntlement over the human trafficking of Zimbabwean women to Kuwait through bogus agents who promise the women good
A joint prevention of stunting programme - combining the work of WFP, UN sister agencies, the Government of Zimbabwe, non-governmental partners and local communities - is helping children in Zimbabwe reap the long-term benefits of a healthy start to life. By Tatenda Macheka While her name would suggest otherwise,
Music is a business- as such, a number of music experts, on various occasions, called upon musicians and stakeholders in the industry to be innovative in their dealings. By Best Masinire Failure to recognise music as a business has resulted in most musicians living as paupers though
The Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) has urged policy makers to amend the Health and Prison acts so as to address plights of children living in prisons with their mothers who would have been incarcerated. BY HAMU MADZEDZE Addressing journalists during a SAFAIDS media briefing, the
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