Dominant Zimbabwe take early control after Evans Fifer
Zimbabwe, having won the toss and opted to bowl first, initially endured a slow start but quickly capitalised on their decision to skittle Afghanistan for a meager 127 all out.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
7h ago
Malaysia showcases culinary diplomacy in Harare through ‘Jom Makan’ Eat out.
In his address, Fauzi emphasised Malaysia’s role as chair of ASEAN in 2025, celebrating ASEAN’s achievements in economic integration.
By Tendai Sauta
7h ago
Beyond the dust and discard: Reclaiming childhoods in Zimbabwe's waste sector
This perpetuates a cruel cycle, trapping them in the very poverty they are trying to escape, limiting their prospects for upwards mobility and deepening social exclusion.
By Simbarashe Kanyimo
7h ago
Crime rate surges amid economic woes
ZimStats said the statistics were compiled using data collected from the Zimbabwe Republic Police Crime Report and Disposal System.
By Miriam Mangwaya
7h ago
Zanu PF sits on US$10m war chest
The treasure is reported in the central committee report to the 22nd National People’s Conference which ended in Mutare on Saturday last week.
By Sydney Kawadza
7h ago
Gweru tightens screws on unregistered architects
Council, however, said architects and other architectural practitioners would pay licence fees as prescribed by the local authority.
By Stephen Chadenga
7h ago
Teachers tear into Zanu PF ideology plan
The directive, according to the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (Artuz), is alarming and will be resisted.
By Lorraine Muromo
7h ago
Warriors woes: Zifa speaks on poor form
Zimbabwe are forced to play all its home fixtures outside the country because the country has no facility approved to host international matches by Fifa and Caf.
By Fortune Mbele
7h ago
Harare vendor wins US$21k lawsuit against council police
The municipal police insulted him over his political choices in full view of the public along the First Street Mall in Harare.
By Desmond Chingarande
7h ago
