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Chidzambwa lands Warriors job

HARARE – The Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) has appointed Sunday “Mhofu” Chidzambwa as the new Warriors’ substantive coach on a one-year performance-based contract.  Zimbabwe has been without a head coach since Kalisto Pasuwa’s sacking in February following a disappointing Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) tournament in Gabon. Sunday Chidzambwa However, the association yesterday confirmed Chidzambwa…

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Amini wins Ngezi’s top gong

HARARE – Defender Qadr Amini capped a memorable season for himself when he was voted Ngezi Platinum Stars’ Player of the Year. Amini enjoyed an outstanding season with the platinum miners and was also named among the best 11 players in the country for 2017. Midfielder Tichaona Mabvura won the Players’ Player of the Year…

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Mapeza’s FC Platinum handed tricky draw

HARARE – FC Platinum coach Norman Mapeza welcomed the African Champions League draw which saw the reigning Castle Lager Premiership champions being handed a relatively tough route to reach the group stages of the tournament. According to the draw conducted by the Confederation of African Football in Cairo, Egypt yesterday, the platinum miners will first…

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Acid test for ED – as opposition sharpens knives

HARARE – The United States has set minimum conditions — predicated on far-reaching reforms —  that President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration must meet if it wants improved diplomatic relations and access to international assistance and cooperation, the Daily News can report. After sweeping to power last month with the aid of the military, Mnangagwa had made…

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One-centre of power dilemma for Zanu PF

HARARE – Zanu PF is in dilemma as to how it could wriggle out of the one-centre of power doctrine created nearly three years ago. In the past, Zanu PF provinces used to vote for the party’s vice presidents (VPs) and national chairperson before former president Robert Mugabe secured imperial powers in 2014. At its…

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Jailed lawyer faces $2m fraud charge

HARARE – Convicted lawyer, Thomas Sakutukwa, is facing fresh fraud charges emanating from the botched sale of a property in 2005. It is being allegedly that Sakutukwa handled the sale of a property worth $2 million on behalf of an estate agent but failed to remit the proceeds to the owner. Sakutukwa, 41, whose law…

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ED postpones politburo for Cabinet

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday cancelled the Zanu PF politburo meeting at the last minute as he resisted the temptation to prioritise party business ahead of government. Zanu PF was set to hold a politburo meeting in the capital yesterday to signal the commencement of processes leading to its extraordinary congress on Friday. However,…

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Ex-minister in nasty divorce, cannot afford a lawyer

HARARE – Ex- finance minister and Zanu PF Mutoko South MP David Chapfika is set to lose property worth $1 500 as recompense for legal fees arising from an ongoing divorce case before the High Court. Chapfika is divorcing with his wife of 33 years Abina Chapfika (nee Mutimusakwa) following adultery allegations against the politician….

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Diaspora group in public health push

HARARE – Diaspora Infrastructure Development Group (DIDG)  has decided to take matters into its own hands after spotting a huge gap in sanitation provision in Harare that has seen the explosion of medieval diseases such as typhoid. Infectious diseases such as typhoid linked to water and sanitation account for almost 30 percent of health problems…

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BVR centres shut down for 3 days in Zaka

ZAKA – Community Tolerance Reconciliation and Development (Cotrad) has said its voter mobilisers in Zaka District have observed that all the voter registration centres which use solar panels to charge the biometric voter registration (BVR) machines were forced to shut down from Thursday to Saturday. Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) officials at the affected registration centres…

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