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Mutasa is not our shareholder — Telecel

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HARARE – Telecel Zimbabwe (Private) Limited management has denied claims that its suspended chairperson Jane Mutasa is still a shareholder. This follows a court application by the businesswoman demanding company minutes and resolutions. The fiery Indigenous Business Women’s Organisation (IBWO) founder was booted out of Telecel Zimbabwe following $1,7 million fraud allegations, relating to the…

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Mugabe to decide fate of MDC ambassadors

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HARARE – Christopher Mutsvangwa, deputy minister of Foreign Affairs, has told Parliament that President Robert Mugabe will decide the fate of MDC-aligned ambassadors when their terms expire on July 31. Mutsvangwa was responding to a question in the Senate by Chief Daster Chitsunga from Mashonaland Central Province on Thursday who wanted to know whether diplomats…

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Toll fees hike challenge thrown out

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HARARE – High Court judge Joseph Mafusire has dismissed an application filed by Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) seeking a reverse in highway toll fees hiked by up to 100 percent. Joshua Shekede, the lawyer who appeared together with Lewis Uriri in chambers on behalf of ZLHR, confirmed to the Daily News that Mafusire…

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Farm invaders must go — Mombeshora

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HARARE – Douglas Mombeshora, Lands and Rural Settlement minister, has warned that all illegal farm invaders will be evicted, and those who bought land from resettled farmers will not receive A1 settlement permits. Mombeshora told a news conference at his Harare office yesterday that his ministry was carrying out a land audit. “We are here…

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‘Zim can be an oasis of medical tourism’

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HARARE – Health experts have said Zimbabwe can become an oasis of medical tourism in the wake of the successful separation of conjoined twins at Harare Hospital. Twins Kupakwashe and Tapiwanashe Chitiyo, who were conjoined from the pelvis to the breastbone, were successfully separated last week by a team of local surgeons. Such twins are…

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ZimAsset fails to save economy

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BULAWAYO – Almost a year after Zanu PF romped to victory in an election marred by irregularities and claims of vote rigging, the ruling party appears at sea as to how to go about revamping the economy. And since President Robert Mugabe-led government clinched that contested mandate for another five years, as has been the…

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PSL mid-term report

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HARARE – The 2014 Castle Premiership season reached its halfway stage at the weekend and so far it looks like it is going to be another rollercoaster ride. At the top of the standings, four teams lead the race for the title with Bulawayo giants Highlanders sitting on the summit with 30 points from 15…

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Murape blasts derby ref

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HARARE – Dynamos captain Murape Murape has complained about the officiating during Sunday’s 1-1 draw against bitter rivals CAPS United at the National Sports Stadium. Murape feels referee Darlington Shonhiwa was partially responsible for denying Dynamos a win against the Green Machine, arguing his team were victims of biased officiating. The midfielder believes his side…

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Young Sables go down fighting

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MIDDLEBURG – The Old Mutual Young Sables kicked off their 2014 Coca-Cola Craven Week campaign with a disappointing 54-41 defeat to Eastern Province Country District in a high scoring affair here. Zimbabwe head coach Godwin “Jaws” Murambiwas could not hide his disappointed after the match. “We let in too many soft tries in the first…

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Sibanda gives Bosso reason to believe

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HARARE – Highlanders fought intriguing battles with arch rivals Dynamos for the Premiership title in the last three years only to lose on goal difference on all occasions. The Bulawayo giants, however, seem to have made their intentions clear for this year’s title fight as they close the first half of the campaign on pole…

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