Celtic lost 2-0 to Hapoel Be'er Sheva in the second leg of their Champions League play-off, but still scraped into the group stage with a 5-4 aggregate win on Tuesday night. The visitors were made to sweat for their place in the hat for Thursday's draw after
Government remains committed to address rural poverty despite challenges being faced in attaining economic equality between rural and urban areas, a senior government official has said. Addressing a two day Rural Economy Knowledge Sharing Forum which is being co-hosted by the International Labor Organization (ILO) and The Space, Permanent
The Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change, (MDC-T) says the Friday demonstration signals the end of Zanu PF’s 36 year old rule. The march which is being organised National Electoral Reforms Agenda, (NERA) will see 18 opposition parties joining forces in a bid to force the
Despite many proposals and initiatives in recent decades, the world has failed to keep pace with microbes becoming increasingly resistant to available treatments (antimicrobial resistance), posing a serious health threat. Antimicrobial Resistance is recognized as a threat to Sustainable Development Goals and efforts in the resolution
The Rio Olympics may be well over and the euphoria may be dying in the Cpacabana beach in Rio De Jeneiro but the reality back home must sink that Team Zimbabwe came back empty handed, without any sniff at the medals’ podium. Our best Olympian, and
The local soccer governing board, Premier Soccer League (PSL) has summoned Bulawayo City assistant coach Farai Mujokoro and kit manager Gift Mvala to appear before its disciplinary committee to respond to match fixing allegations. The two are accused of coercing to fix a match pitting the two
Ever since Zimbabwe gained her independence from Britain in 1980, the ZANU PF government has sought to portray the new dispensation as more democratic than the colonial Rhodesia era, but a closer look at the two political systems tells a very different story altogether. If one
Three years after the 2013 elections, Zimbabwe is going through one of its worst socio-economic challenges characterized by a severe drought, cash shortages, the non-payment of civil servants salaries and clueless government ministers. By Jacob Mafume Since 2013, Patrick Chinamasa, the Finance Minister has failed to alleviate
Untikolotshi, a play which was cancelled in July due to the National shutdown is finally going to Theatre in the Park from 24-26 August 2016. This will be the second performance of Untikolotshi after it premiered at the National Gallery in April. Untikolotshi which means the goblin
Eighteen of the country’s parties yesterday reinforced their commitment to participate in Friday’s mega demonstration. The march which is meant to lobby for electoral reforms is being organised by the National Electoral Reforms Agenda, (NERA) and,will see 18 opposition parties joining forces in a bid to force
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