Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has announced the appointment of former Dynamos Football Club Communications and Marketing Manager Yvonne Mangunda as its Women’s Cricket Brand Officer. According to ZC, Mangunda's responsibilities will include pursuing commercial partnerships and promoting the brand and image of the women’s game. "She will also
Nine Harare and Chegutu residents have been set free after being hauled before the courts on charges of committing public violence for allegedly participating in last year’s anti-government demonstrations protesting against a clampdown on pro-democracy campaigners, abductions and attempts to amend the Constitution. First to be
The Zimbabwe Red Cross Society (ZRCS) has made a call for the inclusion of first aid training in the country’s school curriculum in order to help save lives during emergencies. Speaking during the 2021 commemorations of the World First Aid Day in Harare over the weekend,
Education stakeholders have castigated the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education’s decision to go ahead with Continuous Assessment Leaning Activities (CALA) for 2021 examination classes. By Chamunorwa Matanhike In a circular to schools and parents, MOPSE permanent secretary Tumisang Thabela announced the implementation of Continuous Assessment Leaning
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe Limited chief executive officer, Precious Murena has left the company to pursue undisclosed new interests after 18 months at the helm of the organization, the company has announced. Lafarge issued the statement on Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) website to inform its shareholders and
10 City of Gweru councillors from the Nelson Chamisa led MDC faction has been fired after attending a meeting convened by his nemesis, Douglas Mwonzora, who commands that breakaway MDC Alliance faction. The two influential opposition leaders have been at loggerheads over the use of the
Zanu-PF secretary for administration Obert Mpofu Sunday dismissed reports that his party is attacking the new Zambian administration led by President Hakainde Hichilema. Last week, the United Party for National Development (UPND) accused Zanu-PF of frivolous attacks on its leader over his close alliance to Zimbabwe’s
MUTARE- An environmental youth pressure group Manicaland Youth Assembly (MAYA) has appealed for an investigation into the alleged poisoning of Fern Valley dam by yet to be identified people. The act described by MAYA as callous resulted in the death of aquatic life. In a press statement,
KENYAN startup Taz Technologies, the firm behind digitised mail service technology application MPost, has announced plans to speed up its expansion into the Sub-Saharan region to tap into opportunities presented by the implementation of the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA). Speaking during a Trade Forward
By Victor Bhoroma Cotton has been grown in Zimbabwe from as far back as 1940, even though production was enhanced after the establishment of the Cotton Marketing Board (CMB) in 1969. The white Gold is the second most important cash crop in Zimbabwe (After Tobacco) in terms
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