© HARARE Athletic Club (Hac) kick-starts their 2020 season with the cross country championships scheduled for Morris Depot in Harare on Saturday. [GoogleAd] The race — dubbed Hac Board Season Opener Cross Country Championships — is set to feature various divisions including cadets boys and girls, who are expected to cover the 2km distance. Under-18…
© ZIMBABWE netball and Platinum Queens star Sharleen Tanaka Makusha is over the moon after scooping two awards at the Norton Achievers Awards held at the iconic Pakare Paye Arts Centre in Norton. [GoogleAd] Makusha, who plays as a goalkeeper, walked away with the Sports Woman of the Year and Young Achiever of the Year…
© MARK Harrison has promised to turn Highlanders into title contenders again after he was appointed as the new Bosso technical manager on a two-year deal. [GoogleAd] The Briton has been in negotiations with the Bulawayo giants for the past few weeks and the former CAPS United and Harare City coach finally signed on the…
© THE National Art Gallery in Bulawayo has received a US$38 000 grant from the Australian Embassy that will see most of its dilapidated sections being refurbished. [GoogleAd] Upon taking over early last year as the head of the regional art centre Gallery director Butho Nyathi immediately indicated that there was urgent need for renovating…
© ZIMBABWE-FOCUSED gold miner Caledonia Mining Corporation (Caledonia) has announced a 9,1 percent increase in its quarterly dividend from US$0,068 to US$0,075 on each of the company’s common shares. [GoogleAd] The New York Stock Exchange firm’s financial performance has improved significantly in the last few months due to increased production and the continued higher gold…
© THREE machete-wielding gold panners pounced on a mine in Inyathi, Matabeleland North and got away with one-and-a-half tonnes of gold ore, a court heard yesterday. Tawanda Msipa, 21, Sithemba Ndlovu, 19, and Washington Phiri, 22, pounced on Impi East Mine where they attempted to hack employees with machetes. Fearing for their lives, the court…
© THE Office of the President and Cabinet has warned of conmen based in South Africa targeting senior government officials by offering non-existent agricultural equipment under a bogus programme. In a statement, chief secretary to the President and Cabinet Misheck Sibanda said there are individuals and entities of Zimbabwean extraction currently based in South Africa…
© THE Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) is worried that the country’s worsening political and economic rot may trigger deadly instability this year — unless President Emmerson Mnangagwa seriously engages the opposition to forestall the looming national chaos, the Daily News reports. This comes as there is a growing realisation by both Mnangagwa and opposition…
© Editor — When you mention Zimbabwe, what comes into the minds of many people is plenty of fresh water, Victoria Falls, sunshine, fear, uncertainty and corruption. Zimbabweans are going through harsh economic conditions. Our countrymen strive by all means to make a living. Recently, I was disturbed when I witnessed an 80-year-old woman vendor…
© ZANU PF politburo member and former Cabinet minister Tshinga Dube says President Emmerson Mnangagwa should engage opposition leader Nelson Chamisa and stop engaging unknown entities in the Political Actors Dialogue (Polad). In a rare rebuke of Mnangagwa, the forthright Dube questioned the credibility of the parties that Mnangagwa is engaging in Polad and also…
