INDEPENDENT commercial television station, 3Ktv, main news anchor Hazel Zisanhi has been re-elected as Zimbabwe Institute of Public Relations (ZIPR) president for another…
CRIMINAL Investigation Department (CID) boss Crispen Charumbira, who was on trial on charges of obstruction of justice and corruption, has been acquitted by a Harare magistrate court. Charumbira was arrested in 2020 facing two counts of attempted obstruction of justice and two counts of obstruction of justice. Alternatively he was being charged with two counts…
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LIQUID Dataport, a business of pan-African technology group Cassava Technologies, has partnered with ICOSNET, the only private ISP provider in Algeria, in a move that enables customers to access digital communication services offered by Liquid Dataport in Algeria. ICOSNET, which currently offers customers internet access services, unified communications ser-vices, cyber security, and cloud solutions, will…
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PETER Muduhwa scored the winning spot-kick as 10-man Highlanders beat arch-rivals Dynamos 5-3 on penalties, to retain the Independence Cup at Mt Darwin High School in Mashonaland Central yesterday. In a match that was played in front of a huge crowd, it was Highlanders who emerged with the most credit after matching their adversaries for…
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…as corporate world rallies behind country’s flagship golf tourney By Emmanuel Marambe ZIMBABWE Professional Golfers Association (ZPGA) president Simon Murungweni says the country’s golfers are ready to step up at this year’s edition of the FBC Zim-Open Golf tournament which has once again attracted massive backing from the corporate world. The R2,2 million tournament in…
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By Ashley Moyo HUSKY-VOICED gospel music star Mambo Dhuterere is back with a new studio album Nada Pachiputukezi on which he declares “God’s favour upon his life.” The latest album, to be officially unveiled on April 29 at a Harare hotel, is made up of four songs: Dzikisa Munyengetero, Kuchema Rudo, Vana Sanibharati, Mupeiwo Mukana…
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PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday spoke like a nationalist, exhorting for national unity as the country slowly and surely inches towards national elections. He passionately appeals for a violence-free election. He put his head on the block, fully committing the nation to a credible poll. He will be held to his commitment come the polls. Zimbabweans…
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THE telecommunications sector last year saw growth in both mobile phone and fixed telephone subscriptions, Internet, data and voice tariffs usage, the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) says. In its 2022 annual sector performance report published yesterday, the regulatory authority said it had noted an increase of over 14 million mobile phone…
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HUNDREDS of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) aspiring candidates thronged party offices in Bulawayo yesterday, as the opposition party commenced its second phase of selecting candidates aspiring for public office ahead of the crunch harmonised elections. According to the CCC guidelines, as part of the selection process, aspiring candidates have to go through four stages…
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ALL eyes will be on opposition leader Douglas Mwonzora’s Constitutional Court(ConCourt) application on May 8, challenging the validity of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission(Zec)’s delimitation report. Should the MDC leader’s ConCourt case be successful, this may not only result in Zec’s muchdebated delimitation report being declared null and void, but could also see the country’s upcoming…
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