HARARE – CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe is pleased with his squad’s progress thus far in pre-season and believes their recent tour of Mozambique gave them a good platform to challenge for honours. The Green Machine returned home yesterday from a 10-day tour of Mozambique where they participated in an invitational tournament as well as…
HARARE – ZPC Kariba defender Thomas Sweswe believes he still has a lot to offer to the game and is even confident of winning trophies with his side ahead of the 2016 Castle Lager Premiership season. The 34-year-old steely defender, who bounced back in the domestic Premiership in the second half of last season, six…
HARARE – Reigning Vodacom Cup champions, the Steval Pumas are set to become the latest South African-based rugby side to tour Zimbabwe. The Currie Cup side will play the country’s Presidents XV at Hartsfield Grounds in Bulawayo on March 18 after the facilitation of Kyros Sports. Kyros Sports recently brought Super Rugby to Zimbabwe when…
HARARE – Arundel School’s hockey first team plans to go on a pre-season tour of the US, in April, with the help of sponsors such as NMB Bank.The bank donated $2 000 for hockey kit. The team, which is made up of players aged 16 to 18, will compete against high school teams in Washington…
HARARE – Zimbabwe international Edward Sadomba on Sunday gave his boyhood suburb moments to savour after lighting up the Mbare National Soccer League Chairman Top 8 Soccer Tournament. The former Dynamos striker, winner of the 2012 African Confederations Cup, is currently in the country and unattached. However, that did not stop him from dusting his…
HARARE – Golfers Scott Vincent and Mark Williams narrowly missed out on the Eye of Africa PGA Championship party but did enough to pocket R55 000 and R32 000 respectively after finishing fourth and sixth. Vincent, who received an invite to the tournament, was Zimbabwe’s best performer after tying for fourth place with South Africa’s…
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe’s decision in late 2014 to cut former Vice President Joice Mujuru loose from both his warring Zanu PF party and the government is increasingly looking like a monumental political blunder. Zanu PF insiders told the Daily News yesterday that many ruling party bigwigs were ruing the decision to expel Mujuru…
HARARE – A brooding China yesterday warned Zimbabwe to beware after President Robert Mugabe’s government ill-advisedly moved to seize all diamond mining claims in Chiadzwa last week, including those in which Chinese companies have interests. At the same time, the High Court temporarily chucked police out of Mbada Diamonds’ Chiadzwa operations yesterday, after shareholder Grandwell…
HARARE – A Harare court yesterday ordered ex-war veterans leader Jabulani Sibanda, charged with undermining the authority of President Robert Mugabe, to return to court on June 30. Sibanda, who appeared before magistrate Elijah Makomo yesterday, was arrested in November 2014 after accusing the veteran leader of plotting “a bedroom coup” for propping his wife…
HARARE – Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)’s director of Financial Intelligence Unit yesterday claimed that he was forced to sign a document suggesting that Bikita West legislator Munyaradzi had returned a gun he allegedly used to threaten a rape victim. Mirirai Chiremba told the on-going rape trial of the former advisor to the RBZ governor…
