HARARE – Well-travelled Shabanie Mine coach Luke Masomere halted his three-game winless run with a welcome victory over title-chasing Monomotapa on Saturday and immediately declared that his Zvishavane side are in the title race. After the three-game barren run in the Castle Premiership, many football followers had ruled out the asbestos miners’ chances of lifting…
HARARE – Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor Gideon Gono has filed a $10 million defamation lawsuit against his ex-advisor Munyaradzi Kereke, in what promises to be a tantalising case for many Zimbabweans. Apart from fighting Kereke, who has made persistent allegations that he stole public funds for personal gain, the RBZ chief is also…
HARARE – The Zimbabwe Fashion Week’s first day was a night of colour marked with high couture on show and an audience of well-dressed ladies. The show had high-profile women known for style gracing the event. Oppah Muchinguri, a Zanu Pf Politburo member was guest of honour and she congratulated the organisers for putting up…
HARARE – Castle Lager Premiership’s leading scorer Nelson Maziwisa netted a quick-fire double in the last 10 minutes to end Shabanie Mine’s three-game losing run when they beat Monomotapa yesterday. Maziwisa, whose brace yesterday took him to 15 goals for the season, scored his first goal nine minutes from fulltime. Monomotapa goalkeeper Artwell Mukandi under…
HARARE – One of the most enthralling title races in recent memory reaches its peak when Highlanders and Dynamos clash in their respective matches today aiming at nothing short of victory. Barbourfields Stadium will set the stage for log leaders Highlanders to host resurgent Motor Action in a match that is hard to predict. In…
HARARE – Embattled hospitality concern Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG) is set to embark on an $800 000 retrenchment exercise aimed at reducing operation costs. The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed concern has for the past few years failed to turn the corner and is desperately seeking ways to return to profitability despite a challenging operating environment characterised…
HARARE – An angry outburst by Harare businessman Temba Mliswa against ethanol magnate Billy Rautenbach has lifted the lid on how President Robert Mugabe’s Cabinet ministers are readily available for hire by shadowy corporate interests. The shocking revelations not only come amid increasing charges of serious corruption in the octogenarian leader’s government, but also confirm…
HARARE – The state media has refused a seat on the Voluntary Media Council of Zimbabwe (VMCZ), thus making it difficult for the council when it receives complaints from the public. Addressing editors from the print and broadcasting media at a Harare hotel on Thursday, retired High Court judge George Smith, who chairs VMCZ’s Media…
HARARE – Zimbabwean football followers are obviously delighted by national team striker Knowledge Musona’s decision to accept a call-up to the Warriors without any apology from the Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa). Three months ago Musona, rather unwisely and prematurely, announced that he was quitting international football after Zifa appeared to implicate him in match-fixing activities…
HARARE – Although Information and Communication Development (ICT) is a positive development in the African learning curriculum, it is going to lead to the extinction of the role played by the lecturer. Speaking at the Zimbabwe Open University (Zou) International Research Conference yesterday, Tolly Mbwette, the vice chancellor at the Open University of Tanzania said…
