HARARE – Before even the first whistle was blown last weekend, the 2018 Castle Lager Premiership season started on a very depressing note. The horrific injury that CAPS United skipper Hardlife Zvirekwi suffered, which resulted in him having part of his left arm amputated, following a car accident created a sombre situation for all football…
HARARE – Several Zanu PF heavyweights who include Cabinet ministers could fall by the wayside in the party’s forthcoming blood and thunder primary elections, with the youth league cranking up the heat on senior officials by launching a nationwide campaign to propel more young people into Parliament. This comes as the Zanu PF Women’s League…
HARARE – ANALYSTS say the MDC will live to regret its failure to resolve its leadership squabbles – which have led the 20-year-old movement to split yet again, less than six months before the country holds its watershed national elections. This comes after the party’s supreme decision-making body in between congresses, the national council, met…
HARARE – MDC leader Nelson Chamisa yesterday drew large crowds at his rally in Murewa yesterday where he defended the decision to fire the party’s former vice president Thokozani Khupe and two other senior officials. Murewa Centre was a sea of red as thousands of MDC supporters, majority who were bussed from Harare, swamped the…
HARARE – Former president Robert Mugabe must be free to engage in political activities he wants and associate with any party he wants to as long as such activities are not treasonous, analysts content. Mugabe and his wife Grace, seem to have angered President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Zanu PF party after they reportedly “anointed”…
HARARE – Former president Robert Mugabe might lose the privilege of being buried at the prestigious National Heroes Acre where those considered to have contributed immensely to the country’s liberation and country’s development are interred. Zanu PF is up in arms with its former first secretary over his links to the National Patriotic Front (NPF),…
HARARE – Zimbabwe is still far from conducting a free and fair election as government drags its feet on putting in place the much-needed electoral reforms that will level the playing field. The country, which is expected to hold harmonised elections between July and August this year, has seen opposition political parties hitting the campaign…
HARARE – While it is rare to see a grown up man crying in front of people he doesn’t even know, there was no holding back of tears for the majority of ex-Shabanie Mashava Mines workers (SMM) as they narrated sad stories about their desperate plight of near destitution. The workers were so emotional when…
HWANGE – Spouses of Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) workers are still camped at the entrance of the firm’s management office where they have since pitched a tent. The spouses have been camped at the company’s premises since January 29 demanding their husbands’ outstanding salaries. Government has since sent a number of officials to try…
HARARE – Higher and Tertiary Education minister Amon Murwira has told the Senate that University of Zimbabwe (UZ) vice chancellor Levi Nyagura was never suspended as there are no compelling reasons to suspend him. Mashonaland West senator Mike Musaka had asked the minister to clarify the issue of Nyagura. “A question was asked in this…
