Sport

We will do better — Zifa

Emmanuel MarambeCHIEF SPORTS WRITER ZIMBABWE is looking to establish sound grassroots football structures to ensure the country not only has a solid feeder system for its national teams, but can also hold its own against the region’s and continent’s best at top level youth international tournaments in the not so distant future, Zifa president Nqobile…

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Sport

Simba Bhora eye debut joy in Caf CL

Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER SIMBA Bhora are off to Botswana today where they will face Eswatini champions Nsingizini Hotspurs in a Caf Champions League preliminary round first leg encounter over the week­end, with coach Joel Luphahla keen for his charges to make a statement of intent on their African Safari debut. The reigning Castle…

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News

Govt launches farm skills audit

THE ministry of Skills Audit, in partnership with the ministry of Lands and the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat), is set to embark on a nationwide agricultural skills audit aimed at enhancing the capacity and competitiveness of the agricultural sector. Speaking during a stakeholders’ engagement yesterday, the ministry of Skills Audit’s director of communications and…

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Editorial Comment

Politics impedes our progression

WHILE it is important for a society to have robust political discourse, the politicisation of every aspect of life, as highlighted by former deputy prime minister Arthur Mutambara, is a significant barrier to the coun­try’s progress. As reported in yesterday’s edition of this news­paper, Mutambara’s observations, reinforced by the comments of former Finance minister Tendai…

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Sport

Chevrons take 2-nil lead

Sandra Hove SPORTS WRITER TADIWANASHE Marumani delivered another T20I half century, this time scoring 50 runs in 36 deliver­ies as the Chevrons clinched their second consecutive victory over Namibia with a convincing five-wicket win at Queens Sports Club in Bula­wayo yesterday. Yesterday’s win means the Chevrons have now taken an unassailable two-nil lead in the…

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Life & Arts

Mahendere takes Messiah Tour to UK

Ashley Moyo SENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITER MULTI-AWARD-WINNING gospel singer Minister Michael Mahendere is set to take his “Messiah Tour” to the United Kingdom in November. The tour will see Mahendere perform in Bedford, following a successful show in Mutare last month at Chancellor Primary School, where he shared the stage with Minister Ellard and Sharon Cherayi,…

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Business

‘AI, marketers’ gateway to global stage’

THE Marketers Association of Zimbabwe (Maz) is encouraging local marketers to adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI) in their campaigns to help Zimbabwean brands compete globally. This was said at the National Exceptional Marketing Awards ceremony, themed “Marketing in Motion: Building Resilient Brands in an Uncertain World,” held in the capital at the weekend that highlighted the…

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Top Stories

Harare owed ZiG 5bn by residents

THE Harare City Council (HCC) says residents owe a staggering ZiG5 bil­lion, a debt burden the local authority warns has severely crippled service delivery across the capital. Addressing a meeting between HCC workers and council executives to review the performance of compli­ance and revenue collection strategies yesterday, HCC acting revenue director Alfred Nguni revealed that…

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Life & Arts

Fun, pomp mark First Aid Day celebrations

LIFESTYLE WRITER FUN and pomp marked this year’s World First Aid Day commemorations, held in Chinhoyi on Saturday. The event, organised by the Zimbabwe Red Cross Society (ZRCS) in partnership with the global Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, ran under the theme “First Aid and Climate Change.” Guest of honour Nathan Nkomo, chief director…

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