The Zimbabwe Cricket Board has confirmed Craig Ervine as Zimbabwe’s substantive captain for one-day international and Twenty20 international cricket. He has been entrusted with the full-time responsibility after he led the national team for the limited-overs tours to Ireland, Scotland and Sri Lanka as interim skipper. Sean
ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast/ -- Six African countries will soon benefit from a grant from the Transitional Support Facility (TSF) of the African Development Fund, through a project designed to strengthen national capacity for governing natural resource outflows in Africa. The African Development Fund is the concessional
MUTARE- Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Manicaland officials say posters and campaign materials are being defaced in Dangamvura/Chikanga and Mutasa South constituencies in a coordinated violent assault to intimidate supporters. In a terse confirmation of developments CCC spokesperson in Manicaland, David Panganai said condemned the vandalism
263Chat · IGNITE Youth Organisation Launches First-Ever Purpose Curriculum IGNITE Youth Organisation Saturday launched its first-ever IGNITE Purpose Curriculum which will assist 400 young people in starting the search for life's purposes and zealous pursuance. The curriculum is divided into five stages that provide a 360-degree view
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says current global developments emanating from the disturbances in Ukraine have presented renewed threats to efforts meant to stabilize inflation in the country. Central Banks world over are under-presser to raise interest rates to cut off rising prices caused by
The government has told Non-Governmental Organizations to comply with the controversial Private Voluntary Organizations Bill or join the war in Ukraine. The PVO Bill is threatening the existence of NGOs as the government tries to stifle their influence in political, social and economic spaces ahead of
Health workers say they feel the burden of the COVID-19 pandemic which has caused serious mental health illnesses in the health sector. According to a Health Awareness Report study by the Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights (ZADHR) , the absence of adequate psychosocial support
Online accommodation portal Afristay conducted a survey in February and found that the devastating effects of the Covid–19 pandemic and lockdowns still linger in South Africa. Afristay said it conducted a study with its 15,000 travel accommodation establishments and received 750 replies. The highlights of its findings were: Only 1 in
Alliance Health Eagles Women – 152-9 in 42 overs (Modester Mupachikwa 42, Precious Marange 26, Christabel Chatonzwa 23; Anita Chirisimhuru 3/24, Nomvelo Sibanda 2/25, Lindokuhle Mabhero 1/24) Tuskers Women – 74 all out in 28 overs (Loreen Tshuma 16, Tasmeen Granger 11, Nomvelo Sibanda 11; Christabel
Clutching a plastic container, Mazvita Musakwa, 16 trudges along a dusty pathway that leads to a community borehole in Kuwadzana. It is 5am and the 16-year-old has woken up early to fetch water before she can prepare for school. She has not seen water for nearly a
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