HARARE – Highlanders coach Kelvin Kaindu faces a tough test to help save his job at the end of the season when his side clash with ZPC Kariba in the Castle premiership this afternoon. The Bulawayo giants must beat Saul Chaminuka’s men at Hartsfield Rugby Ground to maintain the pressure on log leaders Dynamos. Following…
GWERU – The Castle Lager Premiership match between Chapungu and Chiredzi failed to kick-off yesterday at Ascot Stadium after the lowveld side arrived late without a playing kit and licences. Chiredzi, who have are lying at the basement of the log standings, seems to have resigned to the fate of going down at the end…
ZVISHAVANE – FC Platinum turned on the power in a space of 60 seconds to overturn an early Kastigu Juwakinyu strike to beat Buffaloes 2-1 in Castle Premiership match at Mandava Stadium yesterday. Wisdom Mutasa and Donald Ngoma scored in the 35th and 36th minutes respectively to cancel Juwakinyu’s 17th minute strike. The platinum miners,…
BULAWAYO – How Mine and Chicken Inn shared the spoils in a lively Bulawayo derby during a Castle Premiership match here yesterday. The Gamecocks started the match on a high note and were in the lead just five minutes into the encounter through defender Lawrence Mhlanga. The defender Lawrence Mhlanga was at the end of…
HARARE – The action by Chitungwiza municipality and the Epworth Local Board to wantonly demolish people’s properties is a direct affront to the country’s Constitution and Zimbabweans must begin to worry about whether ours can ever be a society that believes in constitutionalism. During the crack of dawn on Friday, the two local authorities demolished…
HARARE – Zanu PF factionalism is raging on with Vice President Joice Mujuru yesterday launching a scathing attack on her critics telling youths in the presence of President Robert Mugabe that the party had been invaded by know-it-all individuals. Speaking at Harare International Airport soon after Mugabe arrived from the United Nations General Assembly in…
HARARE – Zimbabwe is now a lone ranger in the world because of its tough empowerment policies, which are against the British and American interests, President Robert Mugabe said. Mugabe said this soon after landing at the Harare International Airport where scores of his supporters from Harare province gathered to welcome him back from the…
HARARE – At least 10 Epworth residents were arrested on Friday as police clashed with angry residents resisting evictions and demolitions sanctioned by the Epworth local board, human rights lawyers said yesterday. A police anti-riot unit was forced to fire warning shots into the air as residents fiercely resisted being forced out of their houses…
HARARE – Zimbabweans are dismayed by government’s move to consume over $1,35 billion in debt on behalf of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) as this will see taxes on ordinary citizens doubling. Although analysts say the government does not have capacity to assume the RBZ debt as it is already overburdened with foreign debt,…
HARARE – Harare City Council (HCC), has served 324 illegal settlers in Glen Norah with 48-hour notices to move or risk having their structures demolished. HCC spokesperson Leslie Gwindi yesterday said the eviction notices are in line with Section 18(2) of the Urban Councils by-laws SI 109 of 1979. Gwindi said the move is a…
