Sharon Sibindi

1 month ago | southerneye.co.zw | Sharon Sibindi

Local News THE long-awaited Gwayi-Shangani Dam is now 72% complete, a mere 2% gain from October 2024 amid complaints by observers about the slow progress of the project. The Gwayi-Shangani Dam, a major component of the Matabeleland Zambezi Water Project, has faced multiple setbacks and missed several deadlines. Initially set for completion in December 2023, the deadline was pushed to the first quarter of 2024 due to resource constraints.

1 month ago | newsday.co.zw | Sharon Sibindi

THE long-awaited Gwayi-Shangani Dam is now 72% complete, a mere 2% gain from October 2024 amid complaints by observers about the slow progress of the project. The Gwayi-Shangani Dam, a major component of the Matabeleland Zambezi Water Project, has faced multiple setbacks and missed several deadlines. Initially set for completion in December 2023, the deadline was pushed to the first quarter of 2024 due to resource constraints.

1 month ago | southerneye.co.zw | Stephen Chadenga |Sharon Sibindi |Berita Kafesu

THE Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) executive committee last week reflected on its first 100 days in office, affirming its collective resolve to restore integrity, transform football administration and usher in a new era of excellence for Zimbabwean football. The new team was voted into office on January 25 this year to replace the Fifa-installed normalisation committee, which had been baby-sitting the association for nearly two years.

1 month ago | southerneye.co.zw | Silas Nkala |Stephen Chadenga |Sharon Sibindi |Berita Kafesu

Five professional golfers were involved in a car accident which claimed the life of Morton Kombai following the conclusion of FBC Zim Open on Sunday. The golfers were involved in the accident just outside Harare's central business district and are admitted in hospital. Zimbabwe Golf Association confirmed that two Zimbabwean golfers, a Ghanaian and a Malawian professional are all hospitalized but Kombai passed on.

1 month ago | southerneye.co.zw | Stephen Chadenga |Sharon Sibindi |Berita Kafesu |Silas Nkala

ZIMBABWE recorded a major leap in gold deliveries in April this year, with nearly four tonnes of the yellow metal delivered to Fidelity Gold Refinery, signalling renewed energy in the mining sector, largely driven by small-scale miners. The spike was a key highlight at a gold mobilisation workshop held last week, where industry players, government officials and stakeholders convened to assess progress and align on strategies to boost gold output even further.