HARARE – Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) chairman Wilson Manase says the organisation will “bend over backwards” trying to ensure new coach Dav Whatmore’s success. Manase’s remarks – during yesterday press conference to officially unveil the 60-year-old Australian as new Zimbabwe coach – came after Whatmore spoke of the need for the “the right environment” to prevail….
HARARE – Dynamos are in danger of being dragged before the courts for allegedly failing to pay Zimphos training ground rentals as well as the ground’s care-taker, who has now taken the legal route. Zimphos has been Dynamos’ training base for the last two seasons with the Zimbabwean champions renting the premises at a cost…
HARARE – The decision by CAPS United not to appoint a substantive coach in time ahead of the 2015 season is a huge gamble that is poised to backfire, the club’s former players have said. The Green Machine are without a coach after Taurai Mangwiro dumped them to join ambitious side Harare City where he…
HARARE – Richard St. John reminds us that success is not a one-way street, but a constant journey. He uses the story of his business’ rise and fall to illustrate a valuable lesson — when we stop trying, we fail. He is a Marketer and Success Analyst, a self-described average guy who found success doing…
HARARE – Miss Heritage organisers are having the last laugh following the successful hosting of the world pageant in South Africa two weeks ago. Miss Heritage is run by Tare Munzara and when it was held last year in Zimbabwe they encountered logistical and financial problems, leaving some on the world contestants stranded in the…
HARARE – Superlabel will tonight host several Zimdancehall artistes who will certainly usher us into 2015. Zimdancehall singers including Freeman, Kinnah, Lady Squanda, Mostaff, Genious and Bobo Fire will invade Superlabel and close the year 2014 in style. Shumba, Sulu to thrill Mutare Mutare-based award winning gospel musician Blessing Shumba is going to share the…
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s fuel dealers are retailing petrol and diesel at different prices due to the absence of the National Oil Company of Zimbabwe (Noczim), which negotiated the commodities’ procurement rates on behalf of traders. Gloria Magombo, Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) chief executive, said when Noczim was operational, it was easier for fuel prices…
HARARE – First Lady Grace Mugabe has won the Daily News’ Newsmaker of The Year award for 2014 — hands down. A team of senior editorial managers at Zimbabwe’s leading daily newspaper that sat to choose the winner earlier this week overwhelmingly settled on the newly-installed Zanu PF secretary for women’s affairs for the award….
HARARE – As the curtain comes down on 2014, Zimbabweans have described the year as yet another “annus horribilis” (horrible year) in which President Robert Mugabe and the ruling Zanu PF seemingly spent more time fighting ugly factional and succession party wars rather than concentrating on service delivery to the people. At the same time,…
HARARE – The 2014 judicial year was nothing short of intriguing drama, as people from different religions, political backgrounds and musical upbringing had their fates with justice. Drama-filled cases became the order of the day, beginning with the jailing of Independent End Time Message founder Robert Martin Gumbura for 40 years for raping church women….
