THE country’s first independent television station, 3Ktv, says it is relishing the opportunity to continue its association with the Jakwara Short Film…
AFTER their first attempt at organising friendly matches for the Warriors flopped last year, the Zifa Normalisation Committee (NC) finally got things right this time round. Lincoln Mutasa and his lieutenants have been criticised for a number of gaffes in their nine-month spell at the helm of the local football mother body, but this time…
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SOUTH Africa’s Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema, no stranger to making controversial speeches, has encouraged “poor people” not to be…
A RANK marshal is reportedly battling for his life at Parirenyatwa hospital in Harare, after he was hit with a flying kick during a fight over $3 000. The alleged assailant, Terrence Duri, who is also a tout, has since been dragged to court facing attempted murder charges. Duri, 23, appeared before magistrate Stanford Mambanje…
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THE Zimbabwe Buildex expo kicked off yesterday at the Golden Conifer in Harare with over 85 companies showcasing their services and products at the biggest construction event in the country. The exhibition, running under the theme: “Live your Best Life”, is being hosted by Sabistar Digital in partnership with Institute of Architects Zimbabwe (IAZ), Zimbabwe…
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By Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw ALTHOUGH government has sanctioned the importation of genetically modified maize into the country, millers will not be allowed to process this for human consumption. Agriculture minister Anxious Masuka confirmed on Thursday that authorities would ensure that such imported grain would only be milled for stockfeed even though the maize did not…
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POLICE have issued a stern warning to teachers conducting illegal extra lessons saying they face arrest and imprisonment. Speaking at the 16th edition of the Commissioner General of Police’s Merit Awards at Mkushi Training Academy in Harare yesterday, deputy commissioner general in charge of administration, Stephen Mutamba, said it was a criminal offence for teachers…
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By Ketty Nyoni nyonik@dailynews.co.zw MORE than 60 percent of the crops planted in the 2023/24 summer farming season have wilted due to the dry conditions being experienced across the country, the World Food Programme (WFP) has said. In its latest situational report released yesterday, the WFP said this year’s crop harvest would be “poor and…
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Cloud Fusire fusirec@dailynews.co.zw SEASONED basketball coach Farai Kanyenze believes her team gained much needed experience and exposure at the just-ended Swingman International basketball tournament held in Lagos, Nigeria. The Harare-based Dominican Convent High School senior basketball team was in Nigeria for a -10 day tournament for schools which ran from March 14 to 21. Team…
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Cloud Fusire STAFF WRITER fusirec@dailynews.co.zw DYNAMOS defender Emmanuel Jalai is delighted to have been handed the opportunity to put on the Warriors shirt and fulfil his childhood dream of representing Zimbabwe on the international scene. The Warriors debutant is part of the squad from which national team coach Norman Mapeza will select the team to…
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