Mutare body builder keeps eyes on the prize
By Tinotendaishe Mawoyo NO guts no glory, goes an old saying in reference to the reality in life and the fact that for one to be successful they are supposed …
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Legislators urge BAZ to lower Community Radio licence fees
By Kuda Pembere THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Media, Information and Broadcasting Services has called on the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) to reduce the Community radio station licence fees …
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Biden could declare climate emergency – Kerry
THE US climate envoy, John Kerry, says President Joe Biden is considering announcing a climate emergency. The move would give him additional powers to push his renewable energy agenda, which …
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Four armed robbers gunned down by Police in Gwanda
By Kudakwashe Pembere FOUR armed robbers in Gwanda were shot dead yesterday by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) during a shootout. This comes barely a month after an alarm was …
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Mopane worm business alleviating poverty in Southern region
By Nesia Mhaka FOR as long as anyone can remember, mopane worms have provided a critical source of nutritional and financial sustenance for Zimbabweans, especially in the country’s southern-most provinces. …
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Jah Prayzah set for Canada
By Kudakwashe Pembere ONE of Zimbabwe’s best crooners Jah Prayzah will be travelling to Canada where he is set to perform at the Afro Fest in Toronto and Edmonton …
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Govt planning commission proposes emergency strategy to speed up new solar, wind plants
SOUTH AFRICA – The National Planning Commission (NPC) has weighed in on the electricity crisis, calling for an emergency plan to end load shedding in two years. The NPC advises …
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Supreme Court limits Biden’s power to cut emissions
THE US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has lost some of its power to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The landmark ruling by the US Supreme Court represents a major setback to …
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Europe heatwave breaks multiple June records
INTENSE heat across much of Europe has seen June temperature records broken from the Arctic Circle to North Africa. The ferocious heatwave has caused temperatures to rise well above the …
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Mopane worm facing extinction in Mat South province
By Nesia Mhaka THERE was a huge decline in mopane worms last season (December, 2021) and this has been largely attributed to over-exploitation of natural resources and climate change in …
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