By Kudzaiishe Zvaguma Zimbabwe’s Warriors are set to take on Kenya in a crucial 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier on Friday at the Peter Mokaba Stadium. The match is part of the Group J fixtures as teams battle for a spot in the tournament,
Global climate activists intensified their demands at COP29 in Baku, calling for developed countries to take accountability for climate change impacts that continue to devastate communities across the Global South. During an eye-catching demonstration held ahead of the Finance Day, climate activists displayed a massive “invoice”
Some Members of Parliament have expressed concern over Government’s commitment to renovating the National Sports Stadium with deputy minister Deputy Minister of Sport, Emily Yesaya assuring that her ministry is working tirelessly to modernise the stadium. Addressing Parliament yesterday following a question from Mazowe North legislator
A tense standoff is brewing in Harare’s northern suburbs as Crowhill Views residents protest the closure of their main access road by the Mt Breezes Borrowdale Brooke Owners Association. Residents are further outraged by the support for the closure from Goromonzi North legislator Ozias Bvute, who
Zimbabwe's remarkable progress in HIV treatment faces a new hurdle as cases of resistance to the life-saving drug, Dolutegravir (DTG), emerge. With over 1.2 million people currently on Antiretroviral Therapy (ART), accounting for approximately 90% of those living with HIV, the country's achievements in combating
South African Amapiano giant Kabza De Small is set to serenade Harare fans on the night of Friday, November 22, with his latest hits in the genre that has lit up the world. In collaboration with his longtime partner and fellow Amapiano maestro DJ Maphorisa, Kabza
Government has distanced itself from a recent wave of house demolitions in Harare's Ridgeview and Belvedere neighborhoods, where the City of Harare claimed the land was illegally acquired from land barons. In an interview with state media, Local Government and National Housing Minister Daniel Garwe criticised
Marondera-based Madzibaba Lastrodge, real name Collet Tavengwa, who once gained notoriety for receiving a Toyota Hilux GD6 Single Cab from controversial businessman Wicknel Chivayo, claims the latter is now demanding the vehicle back following a fall out between the two. According to Madzibaba Lastrodge, 40, he
In Zimbabwe, a quiet revolution is taking root as smallholder farmers embrace traditional grains like millet and sorghum to secure their livelihoods and combat the growing threat of climate change. For decades, these indigenous grains were overshadowed by maize, which became a staple following colonial influence. However,
The Zimbabwe-Zambia Energy Projects Summit will convene in Victoria Falls from November 18-20, 2024, aiming to accelerate sustainable energy investments across both countries. With the two neighbouring countries advancing structural reforms aimed at increasing energy investment, there is an urgent drive to secure a sustainable energy
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