ANOTHER Zimbabwean athlete at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games Vimbai Zvinowanda is on Saturday expected to compete in the women’s 200m T47 at the Olympic Stadium.

Parliament this morning honoured 30 of its staffers for serving the institution for periods ranging from 15 years up to 40 years.

Marketers Association of Zimbabwe (MAZ) will today have an auction sale for golfers and members to fundraise for the welfare of prisoners in Mashonaland West.

SEASONED Borrowdale Park and Racecourse professional jockey Brendon McNaughton has called it time from the saddle.

ZIMBABWE professional golfers will take a small break in the Sunshine Tour this week, but are expected to return to the course in next week’s Sunshine Tour Invitational at Centurion Country Club in Pretoria, South Africa.

AS the Second Republic moves to clear a 1,2 million housing waiting list backlog, colonial structures in the country’s old suburbs will be pulled down to build back better facilities that are in tandem with the country’s vision to be an upper-mid...

President Mnangagwa has been commended for transforming the economy within a short space of time with the ruling Zanu PF Women’s League lauding him for embarking on game-changing infrastructural projects which have firmly placed the country on the ...

The Cyber Security and Data Protection Bill, which seeks to punish those who abuse the social media, internet and communication networks and make the growing financial digital systems and e-commerce more efficient and better protected, has gone throu...

An overloaded boat sank on Wednesday night leading to the discovery of a contraband of smuggled bales (highlighted) of clothes at Msampakaruma Island in Lake Kariba. The contraband is believed to have been smuggled from Zambia. 

A MORE detailed forecast  has confirmed findings by  the SADC forecast that all three Zimbabwean rainfall regions will have normal to above normal rainfall for the whole of the coming rainy season.

Air Zimbabwe has resumed Harare-Johannesburg flights in a move expected to boost economic activity in the country. 

By fining passengers who use illegal public transport as well as taking more strenuous action against those who provide these services, police in Harare are obviously trying to limit the demand as well as continuing to clamp down on the supply.

Manyame Conservation Trust (MCT) has applauded Cabinet for approving the National Wetlands Policy and Guidelines aimed at protecting wetlands in Zimbabwe.

Zanu PF will tomorrow hold its Politburo meeting at the party’s headquarters. 

Youths should make use of social media to utilise business opportunities available in the country instead of focusing on detrimental issues which tarnish the image of the country.