Clashes between police and protesters following the “Gilets Jaunes” (yellow vest) Act XIII demonstration on Saturday, 9th February 2019.
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The Whistleblowers: African rugby referees on what makes them tick
To find out what makes a referee tick, Joe Ruzvidzo spoke to three Southern African referees about their beginnings, their motivations and what they think makes a good match official.
New Zealand impress after France hold fast at World Rugby U20 Championship
Another barn-storming performance from Waikato speedster Bailyn Sullivan helped New Zealand overcome a belligerent Welsh side here on Sunday, as the defending champions eased to their second bonus-point win at the 2018 World U20 Championship.
England triumph and New Zealand run riot at World Rugby U20 Championship
It took some desperate tackling to deny a dazzling Jordan Olowofela his hat-trick, as England overran an initially defiant Argentina team here on Wednesday, on day one of the 2018 World Rugby U20 Championship.
The Snapper: Kimani Okearah on life, Africa and photographing the NBA
The sports photographer and visual storyteller speaks to NBO about his background, how he got into photography, and what Africa means to him.
This Is Not My New Year’s Resolution
I do not resolve to get more sleep. I do not resolve to use floss instead of toothpicks. I do not resolve to plan my meals around an exercise regime. And I don’t resolve to get up earlier, call my parents more, read more, write more or spend more time outdoors. I just do not […]
VIDEO: Shoko Festival 2016 Highlights
A very short series of highlights from Shoko Festival, held from 23rd to 25th September 2016, at the National Museum of Natural History and the Harare City Library, in Harare, Zimbabwe.
We are all in this together
For any social initiative or enterprise to be successful, it requires the investment and participation of members of that society.
How to handle an angry customer
I do not make a lot of money; no, that sounds wrong – let me rephrase it. I hardly make any money at all! As a staunch member of Zimbabwe’s Great Unemployed, the so-called entrepreneurs, the “informal economy”, disposable income is so rare to come by that I get offended when it is wasted. I […]
Creating a Better Shopping Experience
The year 2016 is finally here, and we know many businesses are back on the grind trying to attract and retain new customers. With an operating environment like Zimbabwe’s, the thin line between keeping and losing a customer can be a deadly one for any business. With the way our finances are set up, Zimbabweans […]