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Ntouba terminates DeMbare contract

HARARE – Christian Ntouba has terminated his contract with Dynamos over non-payment of his signing-on fees and salary from last season. The Cameroonian was owed $16 000 by the Glamour Boys and has missed the first four games of the 2018 Castle Lager Premiership season. Coincidentally, DeMbare had struggled to get results in those four…

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Jah Love pleads for divine intervention

HARARE – Zimdancehall star Soul Jah Love, who recently assaulted his wife Bounty Lisa after alleging that she had been impregnated by a city drug dealer, has appealed for divine help in a just-released song. The song Nzira Dzakanaka implores God to help the artiste in mending his crooked ways as well as helping him…

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Jah Prayzah descends on Marondera

HARARE – Evergreen musician Jah Prayzah will showcase again at Legends Sports Bar in Marondera tomorrow. He will share the stage with Jean Masters. The joint proprietor Daniel Masaiti told the Daily News that he was pleased to host Jah Prayzah again in Marondera. “Marondera is the provincial capital for Mashonaland East a province which…

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ExQ to launch album at Unplugged event

HARARE – Talented rapper ExQ will be launching his Tseu Tseu album at a special Unplugged event on April 14, supported by his Military Touch Movement. The event will be held at Rylance Resort in Borrowdale. As part of the supporting acts there will be Jah Prayzah, Tahle and Nutty O, also featuring DJ Stavo,…

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Cottco bosses in vicious fight

HARARE – An ugly fight has erupted among top executives at agro-industrial firm Cottco Holdings over a contentious sell of lint to a local merchant that overseas buyers had allegedly paid for in advance. The tussle involves managing director Pious Manamike on the one side, and head of operations Maxmore Njani and head of corporate…

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Miners sue Grace over utterances

HARARE – Former first lady Grace Mugabe has been slapped with a $ 100 000 lawsuit by artisanal miners she is engaged with in the fight to control the gold-rich Smithfield Farm in Mazowe. Last week Grace told the media that laptops and other valuables had been stolen from her Mazowe business hub during an…

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‘Probe deployment of soldiers to rural areas’

HARARE – MDC president Nelson Chamisa yesterday challenged the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) to investigate the alleged deployment of soldiers to rural areas ahead of elections. This comes after a former army brigadier, Ambrose Mutinhiri, who quit Zanu PF last month  to protest the removal of former president Robert Mugabe, claimed that at least 5…

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Madhuku fights for Dean of Law post

HARARE – University of Zimbabwe (UZ) law professor Lovemore Madhuku has approached the High Court challenging the UZ’s failure to appoint him as dean in the Faculty of Law. In the application for review, Madhuku, who is the applicant, cited the UZ and in their official capacities, vice chancellor Levi Nyagura, Buzwani Donald Mothobi,  Pedzisai…

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Zim children drop out of school to work on tobacco farms

HARARE – Children in tobacco-growing regions are dropping out of school during the growing seasons to supply labour for planting and harvesting, a damning human rights report has revealed. This comes as the employment of children between the ages of 12 and 16 remains prevalent in Zimbabwe’s tobacco growing regions amid high poverty levels in…

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May the trips pay off please

HARARE – During his last days in power, deposed president Robert Mugabe earned himself mocking nicknames — frequent flyer and airborne-president, among many other unpleasant ones — because he was always on the next flight to attend a conference or make a State visit. The 90-year-old-plus leader made so many visits — gobbling billions of…

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