DESPITE showing a lot of potential, Yadah could not turn it into positive results in the first round of the Chibuku Super Cup. The Miracle Boys’ new-look team, which is made up largely of exciting unknown youngsters surprised most people with their attacking brand of football which has caused some serious anxious moments for most…
THE government has continued with demolitions of illegal structures in Harare with bulldozers yesterday descending on Glen View suburb, ignoring pleas by…
TEACHERS’ unions say there is a low turnout of pupils registering for the Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (Zimsec) examinations due to high…
PROPERTY development firm, West Properties Zimbabwe, yesterday unveiled the first block of 16 apartments of an exclusive up-market lifestyle estate — the…
THE government has denied claims it is sheltering under-fire King Mswati III of Eswatini, who reportedly fled his home country following violent…
COPS in Bulawayo have arrested two security guards for allegedly impersonating police officers, as similar cases continue to rise in the country. …
THE AFM Church in Zimbabwe saga has taken a new twist after the Bulawayo High Court yesterday ruled that an application by the church’s alleged founding president Enos Manyika, seeking to bar the Amon Madawo-led group from using the church’s name, was not urgent. This comes after Manyika recently filed an urgent chamber application claiming…
VICE President Constantino Chiwenga’s estranged wife Marry’s assault case was yesterday pushed to September 6 as she could not stand trial due…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, yesterday re-instated a national dusk-to-dawn curfew, as Zimbabwe battles a seemingly more deadly coronavirus third wave that has left the country’s creaking health system severely stretched. The new and stricter management measures for the virulent respiratory disease see the country moving to Level Four of the lockdown, which obliges businesses to…
NEIGHBOURING South Africa is on tenterhooks after former president Jacob Zuma received a shock 15-month jail sentence yesterday for his failure to appear before the ongoing Zondo commission into alleged State capture in that country. This comes after the country’s Constitutional Court gave Zuma five days to hand himself over to the South African Police…
