Zimbabwe In Headlines – allAfrica News

• 24-Hour Shifts At Chahwanda Stadium
  [The Herald] Construction work at Chahwanda Stadium in Kwekwe is moving as scheduled following the introduction of round-the-clock shifts to meet an ambitious January deadline.
• King Peter Hails Jfa Initiative
  [The Herald] Legendary former Warriors captain Peter Ndlovu has saluted Jadel Football Academy for their efforts in nurturing grassroots talent and making sure the underprivileged get decent education.
• Cross-Section of Society Marks Unity Day
  [The Herald] A diverse cross-section of society yesterday celebrated Unity Day, a significant day on the national calendar that brings together various cultures to embrace a shared identity.
• Chawonza Hails National Foods
  [The Herald] Football administrator Vincent Chawonza has hailed the National Foods School of Excellence for committing resources towards hosting a two-week-long football training camp every holiday.
• SA Okays Rail-Network Blueprint
  [The Herald] South Africa, in its latest effort to enlist corporate know-how to kick start economic growth, approved a blueprint for opening access to the nation's vast rail network to private operators.
• Diversity Enriches Our National Unity
  [The Herald] National Unity Day, which was celebrated yesterday, although the public holiday in lieu has been moved to today, has a double importance.
• Geo Pomona Dominates Project Management Awards
  [The Herald] GEO Pomona Waste Management (Pvt) Limited emerged as the biggest winner at the Project Management Achievement Awards ceremony in Harare last Thursday night, in recognition of the company's exceptional project management.
• Adopt Resilient Business Models, Mfis Urged
  [The Herald] The Zimbabwe Association of Microfinance Institutions (ZAMFI) says microfinance institutions should adopt resilient business models to withstand any market fluctuations and other adverse economic developments.
• Kirsty Coventry Embraces Digital Outreach
  [The Herald] Zimbabwe's Minister of Sport, Kirsty Coventry, has upped the ante in her quest to become the next President of the International Olympic Committee by embracing digital outreach, and she wants to increase visibility in the years between the Olympic Games, especially using artificial intelligence.
• Mbire Community Goat Project Thrives
  [The Herald] This Christmas, the people of Ward 2 in Mbire are set to celebrate joyfully as families have pledged to slaughter goats from a goat-rearing project initiated by the women, all in support of a community free of gender-based violence.