EMKambo recently heard a story of how a veterinary doctor surprised livestock farmers when he told them he did not have the expertise to artificially inseminate their cattle. The farmers had traveled from distant areas to come and witness the first scientific experiment in the history of
A determined century by Ryan Burl did most to give Rising Stars a first-innings lead of 108 runs against Harare Metropolitan Eagles at Takashinga Sports Club today. By the close of play Eagles had knocked off 29 of the arrears, but are being given a tough
Aspiring candidate for Harare West Constituency, Joana Mamombe says she is the right person to stand on an MDC-T ticket for the Parliamentary elections despite facing seasoned legislator and political heavy-weight Jessie Majome in the primary elections. Mamombe who is only 24 years-old and holds a BSc
Ryan Burl, not out with 72, played another fine inning at Takashinga Sports Club on Sunday that saved his team from defeat at the hands of Harare Metropolitan Eagles.
Traffic along Simon Mazorodze Road was disrupted for several hours yesterday afternoon by a crane parked firmly in the middle of the bridge (Manyame River) as it attempted to lift a truck that had crashed earlier into the water below. [gallery type="rectangular" size="full" ids="30109,30114,30115,30108,30098,30107,30099,30110,30111,30113,30119,30106,30100,30104,30105,30101"] .
This season's Harare derby pitting Dynamos and Caps United could prove to be a difficult episode for the Mutasa family. For Lloyd Mutasa, the Dynamos coach, this is a must win match as it comes with city bragging rights. He will also be hoping to put past
African Roots Music maestro, Bryn Taurai Mteki also known as Sekurutau has expressed his desire to become Zimbabwe’s next President saying he fought the country’s economic battle using his sculptures. In his Independence message posted on Facebook, the ‘Ndinongovhaira’ hitmaker said he is inspired to become
Chimurenga music legend, Thomas Tafirenyika Mapfumo, has thrown his weight behind young generation's quest to take over the reins of governance in Zimbabwe insisting they should be given a chance to lead the country and move forward. The generational consensus has emerged as a key rallying
British Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson has intimated that his government is ready to support Zimbabwe on its path to reform. Johnson, who met his Zimbabwean counterpart, Sibusiso Moyo on the sidelines of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in London, Friday afternoon, said the Mnangagwa administration
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