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 The country of Zimbabwe is 390,580 sq km and is bordered on all sides by other countries. Zambia lies to the northwest with the Zambezi river and its Victoria Falls forming the border. Mozambique lies to the northeast with its border formed by the Eastern Highlands. Botswana lies to the southwest and South Africa to the south (its border formed by the Limpopo River)
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| President saluted for stance against homosexuality |
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PRESIDENT Mugabe should be saluted for standing firm against homosexuality that is being used by some Western countries as a condition to release aid to poor African countries, a leading Zambian pastor has said.<<Read More>>
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| Maseko’s body expected in Harare today |
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National hero Major General Jevan Maseko (Retired)’s body is expected in Harare from Bulawayo today where it will lie in state before burial at the National Heroes Acre tomorrow.<<Read More>>
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| Churches march for peace |
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WORSHIPPERS from different churches yesterday held a peace awareness campaign in Mhondoro ahead of the country’s watershed harmonised elections this year. The event, one of the biggest in a rural area, saw hundreds of worshippers marching from Watyoka Clinic to Muzavazi Primary School calling for a peaceful environment in their community<<Read More>>
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| Blast victims houses rebuilding starts |
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Zimbabwe Red Cross Society ambassador Alick Macheso performs the Zora Butter chant yesterday during the re-building of houses that were destroyed by an explosion in Chitungwiza.<<Read More>>
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| Chinese Vice Premier leaves |
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Chinese Vice Premier Mr Wang Yang yesterday said his three-day visit to Zimbabwe was meant to consolidate the traditional friendship between the two countries for future co-operation.<<Read More>>
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R500 000 for Cosafa winners |
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COSAFA champions, the Warriors, stand to receive R500 000 if they manage to defend their title when the tournament gets underway in July in Zambia, the organisers have revealed.<<Read More>>
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Zvenyika’s farewell bout in limbo |
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ZIMBABWEAN boxers will have to wait a little longer for their first tournament under the new board because the bouts that had been scheduled for tomorrow have been postponed.<<Read More>>
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Arubi shines in South Africa
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PRETORIA – Zimbabwe international goalkeeper, Washington Arubi, scooped the Player of the Year award, in his first season with University of Pretoria, as the club honoured its outstanding players on Wednesday night.<<Read More>>
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| Beauty without brains syndrome haunts pageants |
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The beauty without brains syndrome continues to haunt local the beauty pageantry judging by the levels of ignorance local models continue to show during the mandatory question and answer segment.<<Read More>>
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| Bira Night lives up to billing |
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A capacity crowd turned up at the Book Café for the much-hyped Bira Night which was held as part of the Zimbabwe International Carnival now underway.Mbira Dzenharira showed they are still a force to reckon with when they gave a brilliant performance that left the audience in awe. Sekuru Gweshe also showed that he was not a spent force when he put up a show that defied his age.<<Read More>>
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Dee makes waves in SA
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A LOT of people appreciate the art of fashion and design. Big names like Ralph Lauren, Allergra Versace, Dolce and Gabbana, Givenchy, Emperio Armani, Alexandra and McQueen are among the designers that have managed to immortalise their names in the world of fashion.They are also the world’s most beloved and their creativity leads to the latest fashion trends worn by socialites, celebrities, the high earners as well as ordinary people.<<Read More>>
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Relations between Zimbabwe and Italy are set to further improve after the Italian Embassy in Harare launched introductory courses in the Italian language to interested Zimbabweans free of charge with a view to strengthening the growing business and cultural ties between the two countries.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 25 May 2013 08:19 |
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