Sean Williams has informed the Zimbabwe team management of his intention to step away from international cricket after the team's current tour of Ireland, but he remains open to the possibility of playing white-ball cricket for the country in the fut...

The second batch of Zimbabwean deportees from the United Kingdom consisting of seven people have arrived in the country barely a month after the arrival of another group of 14 who have since intergrated with their families and relatives.

Harare City Council’s subsidiary, Harare Quarry has finally gone digital by launching an e-commerce platform which allows customers to place orders and buy products online and can also directly chat with customers virtually.

Building contractors in Zimbabwe are rallying behind Vision 2030 and the National Development Strategy 1 saying these noble initiatives by President Mnangagwa talk significantly about development and achieving a middle-income economy, which cannot be...

Harare City Council has for the second time in a week failed to convene a full council meeting due to on-going mayoral chaos, although the council cited lack of a quorum due to poor network connectivity while suspended mayor says this was due to lack...

Roselyne Sachiti Features, Health and Society Editor The World Health Organisation (WHO) Director General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus yesterday said the global number of Covid-19 cases and deaths was stable last week following an increase for nearl...

Roselyne Sachiti Features, Health and Society Editor During the lockdown, workplace canteens have remained open to cater for the needs of employees and have been conveniently reducing the numbers looking for food outside. In canteens employees often ...

The number of COVID-related fatalities in Africa has surpassed the 190,000 mark as the continent ramps up vaccination efforts to contain further spread of the virus. According to the latest data by the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Preventio...

Below the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Vismita Gupta-Smith (VGS) speaks to the organisation’s Chief Scientist, Dr Soumya Swaminathan(DSS) in WHO’s Science in 5 conversations in science. VGS:  If you have COVID-19, do you still need to...

South Africa has now topped 11 million administered COVID-19 vaccines, as the country expands its national inoculation programme. According to the Department of Health, the country distributed 266, 988 jabs on Tuesday, pushing the tally to 11, 076, 1...

Abigail Ng African countries have been “shortchanged” with regard to its access to Covid-19 vaccines, the president of African Development Bank said. “Africa [has] for sure been shortchanged, if I can use that term, regarding access to vaccines...

Schools reopen on Monday next week for examination classes and a week later for the rest of the grades and forms, while the national vaccination campaign has been extended to everyone aged 14 and over. 

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa will today launch a US$15 million cattle ranching project in Mhondoro that is part of the country’s efforts to boost the national herd as part of the Livestock Growth Plan, which seeks to grow the sector to US1,9 billion by 2025...

Enforcement of the Covid-19 lockdown is being intensified with 36 students and nine teachers from a private Harare college arrested on Tuesday, when police found the college operating in defiance of the lockdown.

Some mining activities have left a trail of destruction at the Cold Storage Company (CSC)’s ranch and feed lot in Darwendale where the company used to keep at least 25 000 cattle.