© NORMALCY finally returned to Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) yesterday as employees reported back to work after almost two months in the wilderness. The domestic game was thrown into turmoil in June shortly after the suspension of the recently-elected ZC board led by Tavengwa Mukuhlani, pictured. The International Cricket Council (ICC) viewed this as government interference…
THE tiff between the Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) and former president Philip Chiyangwa has reached another level after the former banned for life the Harare businessman. Since his ouster by Felton Kamambo during a hotly-contested election last December, Zifa’s relationship with Chiyangwa has hit rock bottom. Zifa accused Chiyangwa, who is the president of Cosafa,…
© IT SEEMS there is no end in sight to the Mighty Warriors’ suffering as the local football administrators appear to take turns to exploit them. Following their recent participation at the just-ended 2019 Cosafa Women’s Championship in Port Elizabeth, South Africa most of the players got a measly $15 for transport allowance after returning…
© IN A move which observers said betrays government’s growing anxiety over the country’s worsening economic rot, President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday warned business anew over wanton price increases — while urging desperate Zimbabweans to shun violence. This comes as both long-suffering citizens and businesses have blamed the government’s new policies, and especially Finance minister Mthuli…
© A LOCAL legal watchdog, Veritas, has condemned the recently passed Maintenance of Peace and Order (Mopa) Bill — which it says contains unconstitutional provisions despite being cleared by MPs after a fiery debate last week. Mopa will replace the repressive Public Order and Security Act (Posa), which was regularly used by the administration of…
HUNDREDS of thousands of Zimbabweans will receive life-saving access to food and water, courtesy of UK aid as the country faces a potentially catastrophic famine. International Development Secretary Alok Sharma has announced £49 million of UK aid. This will be given to trusted partners to help malnourished children, families and communities following a UN Zimbabwe…
© ZIMBABWE Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) boss Loice Matanda-Moyo says she is not going to hesitate to investigate a company linked to the country’s military establishment which her husband Foreign Affairs minister Sibusiso Busi Moyo was a director. This follows reports that a company called Fernhaven, which SB Moyo was a director, was allegedly fingered in…
Zanu PF youths in Kadoma have been kicked out from land belonging to businessman Jimayi Muduvuri’s Macsherp Holdings. This comes after the Commission of Inquiry into allocation, occupation and ownership of land in and around urban local authorities has ruled that Macsherp is the legal owners of the 100 hectare piece of land. [GoogleAd] The…
© Worsening fuel shortages are dampening spirits at the country’s premier travel and tourism showcase that will feature local and international exhibitors including national tourism boards, embassies, international airlines, leading hotel chains and government ministries. The Sanganai/Hlanganani World Travel Expo to be hosted from September 12 to 14 is a chance to take the…
© Zimbabweans facing hardships to feed their families amid the country’s deep economic crisis, are increasingly abandoning pets because they no longer can afford to care for them, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Manicaland chapter has said. This comes as flooding from Cyclone Idai killed up to 15 000 livestock…
