The Zimbabwe Council of Copyrights (ZICCO) recently kicked off its 2026 operations with a special board meeting aimed at providing strategic direction…
POLICE, in partnership with the ministries of Education and Youth and other key stakeholders, will soon embark on a nationwide campaign to curb drug and substance abuse in schools and communities.Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — national police spokesperson, Paul Nyathi, confirmed the campaign yesterday, adding that Zimbabwe’s worsening…
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ZIFA has received a timely boost for its vaunted grassroots football development initiative after pan-African financial services provider, BancABC availed US$200 000 towards the establishment of a junior league.Going by the moniker BancABC Roots Impact Junior League, the initiative will feature Under-14 and Under-16 boys’ and girls’ competitions, starting at zonal level before progressing to…
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THE upcoming 2026 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) season is shaping up to be a thriller, as the majority of the 18 clubs have aggressively overhauled their squads in a high-stakes arms race for the title.Following a 2025 campaign that saw Scottland FC emerge as champions, the top-tier — including ambitious newcomers like Kwekwe-based…
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TOP cultural dance group Jeketera from Masvingo is representing the country at one of the world’s largest cultural festivals in India.The event, the 39th Surajkund International Crafts Mela, which kicks off today will run till February 15.“Our nations share a bond that stretches back centuries, woven through the threads of history, commerce, and shared aspirations,”…
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THE Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) has renewed calls for the urgent completion of the long-delayed Egodini bus terminus and market hub, saying the project is critical to decongesting the city centre and preventing further loss of life among informal traders.The call follows a tragic accident that occurred on Wednesday night at the intersection…
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NEARLY 500 buildings in Harare are either facing demolition or closure, as authorities crack down on ramshackle structures.This comes after city officials issued a 14-day ultimatum this week to the owners of 465 run down commercial and industrial buildings, saying they needed to either comply with all by-laws or risk losing their properties.Acting Harare town…
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ZIMBABWE Table Tennis Union national technical director Richard Shumba has praised the recently-held Winwood College Table Tennis Tournament.Organised and hosted by Winwood College last weekend, the table tennis tournament showcased thrilling talent and competitive spirit, culminating in an exciting event dominated by Budiriro, Bernard Mzeki, and the hosts.“It was a well-organised event with beautiful prizes…
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FILMMAKER Naureen Vutuza is emerging as a compelling voice in socially-driven African cinema with her latest feature film, The Intruder, set for its official premiere in March at Ster Kinekor Cinema, Joina City in the capital.She said the film was inspired by real-life situations in which trust, family bonds, and social expectations are manipulated to…
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THE police have raised a frantic alarm over a surge in the murders of school-going children in Masvingo province, after a four-year-old learner became the latest victim of the grisly trend.In a stern statement yesterday, national police spokesperson Paul Nyathi urged parents and guardians to never allow children to travel alone, particularly through isolated areas,…
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