HARARE – Being a national team coach normally comes with fame and prestige but it has not been the case for former Mighty Warriors gaffer Shadreck Mlauzi. Although Mlauzi says the experience was priceless his exit from the team has, however, left him with “a sour taste in his mouth”. Mlauzi made history when he…
HARARE – All the attention of Black Rhinos’ storming start to the 2017 Castle Lager Premiership season has centred on defenders Sydney Linyama and James Mukombwe. Stanford “Stix” Mutizwa’s side were promoted back into the top division this season but have not let that stifle their expansive attacking game. This season, the army side has…
HARARE – Mountaineers spinner Natsai Mshangwe is slowly turning into a good batsman in the same way he has perfected his googly delivery. Although he made his One Day International debut back in 2011 primarily as a spinner, a year earlier Mshangwe was opening the batting for the Zimbabwe Under-19 at the World Cup in…
GLASGOW – Zimbabwe’s spin-bowling attack capitalised on an overeager batting approach with captain Graeme Cremer’s 5 for 29 doing the bulk of the damage to wipe out Scotland for 169 in 42 overs before Sikandar Raza’s composed half-century clinched a six-wicket win for the tourists at the Grange. When Cremer had Scotland captain Kyle Coetzer…
HARARE – As the country hurtles towards potentially bruising elections next year, former Industry and International Trade minister Nkosana Moyo has given the first clearest hint that he would take on President Robert Mugabe at the polls although he remained cryptic on whether he will become part of coalition efforts meant to decongest the presidential…
HARARE – As the country draws closer to the 2018 elections, several names have been thrown in the hat for the presidential race. The Daily News’ deputy chief writer, Tendai Kamhungira, recently caught up with former Industry and International Trade minister Nkosana Moyo on his prospects of standing as an independent presidential candidate in the…
MUTARE – President Robert Mugabe yesterday hinted that he was on his way out and that it is now time for youths to come on board and assume responsibilities. He chastened his old guard at a rally held in Mutare yesterday — where he was addressing the gathering as part of his nationwide meet-the-youth rallies…
HARARE – Zimbabwe has increased mandatory petrol blending from 10 percent to 15 percent due to improved supplies of ethanol. Only a month ago, the threshold was increased from five percent to 10 percent. In March, President Robert Mugabe’s government had reduced from 15 percent to five percent the mandatory amount of local ethanol to…
HARARE – The University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa, is today holding a memorial lecture in memory of the late Vice President Joshua Nkomo — who died in 1999 aged 82. The liberation icon, who is also known as Father Zimbabwe was born on June 7, 1917. He is the founder of the Zimbabwe…
HARARE – Scores of Zanu PF youths were left injured in Sanyati last week after they attempted to force farmers to sell their cotton produce to Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco). The youths wore T-shits emblazoned Cotton Yese Kuna President (all cotton to the president), a Sanyati farmer told the Daily News yesterday. This comes…
