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Chiefs, war vets clash over land

HARARE – War veterans resettled in Norton are engaged in a bitter land wrangle with the local chief, Claudius Mandaza Nyamweda, who is pushing for their eviction. The war veterans, led by Willard Zviripi, claim the chief has been taking their farming and grazing lands on the grounds that they are not descendants of Mhondoro….

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Indians still selling Chai

HARARE – India is a cricket-crazy country and it would be extremely difficult to find a shop in the capital New Delhi that sells football paraphernalia. Despite their conservatism, Indians want to have a good time and at night everything seems to come to a standstill in Delhi. Like Zimbabweans, Indians are in the grip…

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Russians eye Cairns

HARARE – A group of Russian investors led by tycoon Nikolay Varenko is reportedly keen on investing in loss-making Cairns Holdings Limited (Cairns), businessdaily can reveal. This comes as the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed group’s judicial manager Reggie Saruchera has said the company urgently needs $700 000 in working capital and to kick-start operations. With the…

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Life skills needed for our football stars

HARARE – One thing that Togo captain Emmanuel Adebayor endeared himself to the public most during the recently-ended African Nations Cup was controversy and his outspoken nature. Yes, the gangling striker was one of the outstanding players and a driving force for his side that reached the quarterfinals of the South Africa Orange Afcon 2013…

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When doctors ‘get licensed to kill’

HARARE – Blind Eye: The Terrifying Story of a Doctor Who Got Away With Murder will be looked at in two parts. The first part will concentrate on the general impression as well as Swango’s American excursions while the second part will look at his Zimbabwean operations. Look out for the Zimbabwean face of the…

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Dynamos off to flyer

HARARE – Dynamos yesterday began their African Champions League campaign in typical fashion, with a convincing early stages win, to dispatch Lesotho Correctional Services and put one foot in the next round of the continent’s premier club competition. Zimbabwean teams have historically found it easy against teams from the mountainous Kingdom over the years, and…

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Ecuador president wins re-election

QUITO – Ecuador’s President Rafael Correa has been re-elected for a third term with more than 50% of the vote. His main challenger has admitted defeat. Addressing his supporters in the capital, Quito, Mr Correa called for “another four years of revolution”. First elected in 2007, the socialist leader is widely credited with bringing political…

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Politicians eyeing youths as election nears

HARARE – Zimbabwe’s political field took a spin at the turn of the new millennium after the emergence of MDC, a new vibrant player born in 1999. Before that, Zanu PF had monopolised the political platform, threatening to make Zimbabwe a one party state. While the coming of MDC on the political field brought light…

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Let’s relook our road policies

HARARE – The Traffic Safety Council (TSC)’s recent report made sad reading as it revealed that young drivers between the ages of 26 and 36 were responsible for most road accidents occurring in the country. With unemployment pegged at 80 percent, driving public transport, especially kombis has become a job to many of our youths….

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Gayle eyes clean-sweep against Zim

HARARE – Big-hitting West Indies batsman Chris Gayle has targeted a clean-sweep over touring Zimbabwe across all three formats. Speaking before the Windies’ impressive27-run win over Australia in the only Twenty20 international last week, the powerful left-hander told the Jamaican Gleaner: “We have the home series against Zimbabwe coming up around the corner, actually next…

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