Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS Football Club’s board of directors have instructed the Johnfat Sibanda led executive committee to relieve assistant coach Joel Luphahla of his duties because he does not possess the requisite Caf A coaching badge after requests for an exemption last season were turned down by Zifa. The former Bosso and […] …
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EU strikes deal with Chile in bid to beat China to vast lithium reserves
Harare has barred exports of the metal – used in electric-vehicle batteries – in its raw form as part of efforts to have it processed locally. Source: EU strikes deal with Chile in bid to beat China to vast lithium reserves | South China Morning Post Harare has barred exports of the metal – used […] …
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ZANU-PF, MDC-T to share $1,4 billion
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter THE ruling ZANU-PF party and the main opposition MDC-T will share $1.4 billion that will be disbursed to political parties that qualify for funding in terms of the Political Parties Finance Act, Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Ziyambi Ziyambi has announced. The Justice Minister made the announcement through General Notice […] …
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Chasing climate goals in a sanctions-targeted country
Getty Images Sanctions against Zimbabwe over human rights violations is impacting its ability to secure capital for certain projects. Zimbabwe has managed to mobilise funding for climate-smart agriculture but struggles to attract investment for renewable energy. The country aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% across all sectors of the economy by 2030. For […] …
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Six people killed in road traffic accidents
Crime Reporter Six people, including three passengers were yesterday killed in separate road traffic accidents which occurred yesterday. Three pedestrians were ran over by a bus which veered off the road along Zaka-Nyika Road. They died on the spot around 10am. In the second accident, a motorist driving a Volvo F series truck lost control […] …
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Export ban means Chinese firms will have to build plants in Zimbabwe to process lithium
Chinese companies that have made multimillion-dollar acquisitions in Zimbabwe will have to build lithium processing plants after the southern African nation banned the export of the metal in its raw form. Chinese companies that have made multimillion-dollar acquisitions in Zimbabwe will have to build lithium processing plants after the southern African nation banned the export […] …
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Tragedy as bus strikes, kills three pedestrians standing by roadside
The three victims died on the spot. …
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Couple kills employer, steal his car, guns and plunges corpse into 40m deep mine shaft
The suspects struck the victim with an axe and dumped the remains in a disused mine before stealing his property. …
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Zimbabwe Exemption Permit: Six months before expiry, Zimbabweans in SA have mixed feelings
Source: Zimbabwe Exemption Permit: Six months before expiry, Zimbabweans in SA have mixed feelings | News24 Zimbabwean nationals seen at the Beitbridge border post. PHOTO: Phill Magakoe, AFP Zimbabwe Exemption Permit holders are left with six months before the extension expiry. With a low uptake of other visa facilities, some Zimbabweans are looking for jobs […] …
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Exploring the Great Zimbabwe national monument
In South Eastern Zimbabwe lies a 15th-century royal compound known as Great Zimbabwe. It was the capital of a trading empire and home to at least 25,000 people. Today, Great Zimbabwe is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered a sort of national symbol for the modern-day country of Zimbabwe. …
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