HARARE – Some Apostolic sects have pulled out of the Johannes Ndanga-led Apostolic Christian Council of Zimbabwe (ACCZ) to form the Association of Apostolic Churches of Zimbabwe (AACZ). Leaders of various apostolic churches that included Johane Masowe and its various outfits, Mugodhi, Zion and several other white garment apostolic sects met in Harare yesterday where…
HARARE – Harare City Council is amending its Clamping and Tow Away by-laws to empower municipal police to issue traffic tickets and prolong periods a vehicle can be impounded to enable thorough vetting of vehicles. According to environmental management committee minutes, the city had sought permission to use “reasonable force” but was turned down by…
HARARE – Schools’ opening today almost coincides with a story we published in yesterday’s issue about children dropping out of learning institutions due to malnutrition and financial challenges, among other problems. It made a sad reading. It’s hard to imagine a child failing to attend class due to malnutrition — lack of a balanced diet….
HARARE – Music artistry is something that cannot be influenced by groups of people or individuals who hold an interest in a particular subject. Artistry is a creative skill, brilliance and virtuosity that is so special that only an artist sending a particular message is able to explain what goes in their mind during, in…
EDITOR — It’s sad that of late fuel queues have resurfaced in most parts of Harare and other urban areas. This is a serious cause for concern. It is unfortunate that when we start seeing long queues at service stations we are reminded of the shortage of basic commodities as was the case in 2008….
HARARE – The Cosafa Women Championships kicks off in Bulawayo tomorrow as 12 nations are chasing the title with the host country Zimbabwe declaring themselves ready for the region’s biggest women’s football tournament. Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) spokesperson Xolisani Gwesela, who is also a member of the Local Organising Committee (Loc), yesterday told the Daily…
HARARE – The Zimbabwe women cricket team are not entertaining any elements of complacency after posting two wins in two matches in the on-going ICC Women’s World T20, Africa Qualifier in Windhoek, Namibia. A win against hosts Namibia on Saturday and another over Tanzania on Sunday gives the locals a 100 percent record so far…
HARARE – Despite the dwindling formal sector that has traditionally been the anchor of the country’s economy, government, through the ministry on Health and Child Care, is determined to soon introduce a National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). Stakeholders have, however, warned that introducing the scheme at a time when the economy is highly-informalised would be…
HARARE – Some youths, believed to be aligned to Zanu PF’s G40 faction, have threatened award-winning music star Jah Prayzah for allegedly composing songs meant to prop up embattled Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa. The Children of War Veterans, in a statement posted on Facebook by one of its leaders, Munyaradzi Shoko, the youths sensationally accused…
HARARE – Churchill High School ended South African schools’ hegemony on the CABS T20 Tournament after winning the three-day event at St George’s College on Sunday. For the past five years, visiting South African teams had completely dominated the event winning it on all five previous occasions. The Harare-based school prevailed in the final after…
