© Harare City………….. (0) 1 Black Rhinos……….. (0) 2 BY THE time the final whistle blew yesterday, Mark Harrison’s blood was boiling. [GoogleAd] Harare City lost their third match of the season after five rounds of action as Wellington Taderera’s brace handed Black Rhinos their first set of maximum points. Harrison was fuming. At final whistle,…
© A PRIVATE jet hired by President Emmerson Mnangagwa from Dubai made a curious stop in Khartoum on Tuesday, raising speculation that Sudan’s former leader Omar Hassan al-Bashir or his family could have flown into exile to Zimbabwe. [GoogleAd] The Boeing 737-700 IGW with tail number A6-RJX’s flight plan shows it flew to the Sudanese…
© GOVERNMENT scaled up security to protect visiting Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Thursday, inconveniencing scores of people going about their own business in Harare’s central business district. [GoogleAd] Museveni, who touched down at the Robert Mugabe International Airport on Thursday evening, officially opened the 60th Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Bulawayo yesterday. However,…
© THE family of a Chitungwiza man, Tinashe Choto, who was killed during the January fuel price hike protests, has approached the High Court demanding the release of a post-mortem report and the outcome of investigations by the police on circumstances surrounding his death. [GoogleAd] In the application filed on Tuesday, Julius Choto, who is…
© CANDIDATES nominated to contest for various national executive and nationals standing committee positions when the opposition MDC holds its elective congress in May will next week start campaigns together during provincial caucuses, the Daily News can report. [GoogleAd] With the party’s provincial nominations concluding tomorrow with the Province of South Africa making its choices…
© An artisanal miner was shot and killed in cold blood during a scuffle with police at Giant Mine, 10 kilometres north of the mineral-rich town of Chegutu yesterday. [GoogleAd] Witnesses said police and the deputy sheriff arrived at the mine armed with a High Court writ of execution to vacate about 6 500 artisanal…
© AFRICAN countries can have more influence on the global stage if they coordinate and work closely together, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has said. [GoogleAd] Officially opening of the 60th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair, (ZITF), Museveni said African nations are much stronger than they were in the 1960s but successfully fought colonialism….
© THE government has said Cyclone Kenneth will not affect Zimbabwe and that no evacuations will take place so far, though the Department of Civil Protection (DCP) will remain on high alert. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Information deputy minister Energy Mutodi said information will continue to be dished if there are any new…
© THE National Consumer Rights Association (Nacora) has called upon the Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) to investigate alleged cartels that are responsible for “speculative price increases of bread” in the country. [GoogleAd] Nacora, a consumer rights watchdog, claimed that some of the actors are “vertically integrated, allowing them freedom” of unlawfully increasing prices. “We…
© ZESA Holdings (Zesa) bosses and former Energy and Power development minister Elton Mangoma’s trial was yesterday remanded to April 29 on grounds that the State counsel’s evidence lacked authenticity. [GoogleAd] The trio is facing criminal abuse of office charges, and appeared before magistrate Francis Mapfumo represented by their lawyers Tonderai Bhatasara, Admire Rubaya, and Givemore…
