Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter ALL-ROUNDER Luke Jongwe has been handed his maiden Test cap for Zimbabwe in the second Test match against Pakistan at Harare Sports Club today. Jongwe replaced opening batsman Prince Masvaure, who suffered a soft...

Nyore Madzianike Senior Court Reporter Former ZPC board chairman, Stanley Kazhanje, has been acquitted of the US$10 000 bribery charges he was jointly appearing in court with businessman Wicknell Chivayo and his company, Intratrek Zimbabwe. Harare re...

Elita Chikwati Agriculture Reporter More than 670 000 households countrywide have benefited from the Presidential Blitz Tick Grease Programme launched last year by Government to curb the spread of tick-borne diseases. This tick grease distributed is ...

Roselyne Sachiti Features, Health and Society Editor Since time immemorial, hand hygiene is one of the non-pharmaceutical interventions recommended to prevent the spread of germs, including stubborn ones that are resistant to antibiotics and are beco...

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter HISTORY will be made tomorrow when veteran boxing promoter Stalin Mau Mau host the biggest local boxing tournament at Magamba Hall in Warren Park 1, Harare. Dubbed “The great boxing revival’’, the tournament wi...

Switzerland yesterday pledged material support towards the establishment of the Museum of African Liberation after President Mnangagwa approved the architectural designs of the project.

FOUR Zimra employees allegedly defrauded the authority of almost $50 million by reactivating four dormant companies in the Zimra systems and then claiming large VAT refunds, taking advantage of Zimra’s switch from physical visits to clients claimin...

RAPID infrastructure development across the country will not only consolidate the country’s position as a continental trade hub but will also boost trade between Zimbabwe and the rest of the world, analysts said.

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa’s investment policies, as well as economic reforms, continue to charm the world with a group of American investors presently in the country exploring business opportunities.

THE Commissioner General of Police, Godwin Matanga, has called upon officers who are leaving for a United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in South Sudan to prioritise their duty of fostering and sustaining peace.

Over 20 000 tonnes of grain have been delivered to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) by farmers, with indications that national maize production was dominated by the communal sector.

A British company is ready to set up a £30 million solar plant in the country, British Ambassador to Zimbabwe Ms Melanie Robinson said yesterday.

Despite the economic challenges experienced in the country worsened by the Covid-19 pandemic, the local banking sector is in a sound position with key statistics pointing to a viable sector. 

A local organisation has embarked on an initiative to change the lives of women in rural communities through a programme targeting survivors of gender-based violence and child marriages in Manicaland.

More Apostolic church members are embracing the Covid-19 vaccine, which has so far seen over 460 000 people receiving their jabs throughout the country.