Zimbabwe's sole representatives in the CAF Champions league, Caps United have bemoaned injuries rocking the team ahead of their watershed clash against Al Ahli Tripoli at the National Sports Stadium on Friday. Makekepe played USM Alger on Friday last week and won the game 2-1 courtesy
A leading paint manufacturer, Nash Paints has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer to takeover the running of affairs from the founder Tinashe Mutarisiri who has now assumed the Executive Chairman post. Dr Tagarira Mutenga who takes over the reigns at Nash Paints was introduced as
United States Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Harry Thomas Jnr has hailed the visiting Gonzaga University Chamber Chorus as true ambassadors of America, urging young people in the country to showcase their talent beyond the borders. By Faith Zvorufura Speaking at a workshop held after a two week visit
Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers are on the verge of winning the Pro50 Championship, despite their unexpected loss to Midlands Rhinos last Sunday. With 14 points from their four matches so far, they have a six-point lead over Manicaland Mountaineers, their nearest rivals. All they need is one victory
Dandemutande Investments, Zimbabwe's leading Broadband Internet service providers, recently demonstrated its influence in ICT solutions after the Chief Executive Officer, Nhena Nyagura scooped two awards from the Institute of Directors Zimbabwe (IoDZ) at an event held in Harare. Nyagura won Director of the Year Award in
The Zimbabwe senior men’s cricket squad has completed the first of two camps to prepare for its tour of Scotland, the Netherlands and Sri Lanka. National coach Heath Streak, assisted by the fielding coach Walter Chawaguta, team analyst Stanley Chioza plus Zimbabwe A coach Douglas Hondo
The Sport and Recreation Commission will today hold a meeting with Gweru Sports Club Management Committee, the City Council and other stakeholders as part of investigations on the "tragic" state of the club. This follows an earlier visit by the Minister of Sports and Recreation Makhosini
Relatives of Movement for Democratic Change members imprisoned for the murder of Inspector Petros Mutedza say they are struggling to survive in the absence of their jailed relatives. Yvone Musarurwa, Last Maengehama and Tungamirai Madzokere were in 2016 slapped with a 20 year jail term after
Mbire District in the Zambezi Valley is a region hard-hit by intermittent droughts and floods with some areas competing with wildlife for water and food. Development initiatives are erratic and communities depend on stakeholders who partner in capacitating them to adopt, adapt and remain resilient
The recent draft report by the African Forum and Network on Debt and Development (AFRODAD) based on an in-depth analysis of the negative impacts of fluctuating platinum prices on the economy revealed that data secrecy is hindering applied research in Zimbabwe. By Byron Mutingwende Speaking during the
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