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Save Conservancy: Myths, realities

HARARE – Celebrated globally as a model of wildlife conservationism, Zimbabwe’s 6000-hectare Save wildlife sanctuary has of late attracted unsavory visitors under the guise of indigenisation. Following an investigation and interviews with a cross-section of individuals the Weekend Post today reveals that the companies in the Save Conservancy have current levels of up to 32…

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Zim scared of us: Irish star

BANGLADESH – Ireland senior bowler Trent Johstone has claimed Test sides Zimbabwe and Bangladesh do not play against his team more often because they are scared of being embarrassed by the International Cricket Council (ICC) associate nation. Zimbabwe and Bangladesh are full members of the ICC while Ireland, an emerging cricket nation, is a second-tier…

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Zanu PF burning

HARARE – President Robert Mugabe faces another “bhora musango” (vote the opponents) after his party controversially rejected candidates in several constituencies, triggering anger-fuelled demonstrations at the Zanu PF headquarters yesterday. Zanu PF immediately postponed primary elections from Monday to Wednesday. In a statement, Zanu PF chairman Simon Khaya Moyo insisted that the vetting exercise for…

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Riot cops batter MDC followers … as angry Chamisa says ED’s ‘end is nigh’

© THE government’s commitment to fully opening up the democratic space in the country was once again thrust under the spotlight yesterday after heavily-armed police savaged peaceful MDC supporters in Harare, the Daily News reports. Images of the horrific attacks had been shared widely both locally and internationally by last night  amid growing calls for…

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Former minister rocks govt boat

© FORMER Cabinet minister Tshinga Dube has thrown the cat among the pigeons in official circles by questioning the authorities’ commitment to bringing to book the peo- ple who master-minded last year’s bomb attack in Bulawayo where President Emmerson Mnangagwa narrowly escaped harm. [GoogleAd] This comes as investigations into the attack appear to have hit…

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We have been  cleared: Ecobank

© ECOBANK says it has been cleared by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) of any wrongdoing after a picture of its client holding new notes worth $15 000 went viral on social media. [GoogleAd] The bank yesterday said investigations by the central bank’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) showed that it complied with the regulatory…

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Splash opens plastic recycling plant

© SPLASH Paints and Plastics (Splash) has launched a new plastic recycling plant aimed at solving the country’s waste management problem. [GoogleAd] Zimbabwe has a poor plastic and solid waste management system that has seen communities struggling with diseases caused by environmental pollution. Reborn Plastics’ chief executive Anis Patel said the new recycling plant will…

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Antipas quits Warriors

© JOEY Antipas says he is stepping away from the Warriors after leading the team to a famous 1-2 away win over Zambia in Lusaka on Tuesday night during a 2021 Africa Cup of Nations Group H qualifier. Antipas, who was appointed on an interim basis after the resignation of Sunday Chidzambwa in July, indicated…

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Buyanga wins right to change son’s surname 

© Frank Buyanga has won the right to change the name of his son’s surname from that of his mother after the court established that he was the legal father. [GoogleAd] The Children’s Court in Harare closed a long running dispute over the child after ruling that his ex-girlfriend Chantelle Muteswa has no right to refuse…

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Talen Vision threaten boycott

THE Zifa Southern Region Division One League is headed for turmoil after promotion aspirants Talen Vision threatened to abscond Satur- day’s final game in protest. Talen Vision, who are neck-to-neck with leaders Bulawayo City for the sole ticket to the Castle Lager Premiership, recently appealed to the Zifa Southern Region urging for a probe against…

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