Dynamos…………………0 FC Platinum……………..0 DYNAMOS got a taste of their own medi- cine when they were at the wrong end of some questionable refereeing decisions during their draw with champions FC Platinum in a Castle Lager Premiership encounter yesterday. [GoogleAd] At one stage, play was stopped for 16 minutes as missiles rained down from the terraces…
© NORTON legislator Temba Mliswa has dismissed the anti-sanctions march being organised by the government tomorrow as a point- less charade being used as a scapegoat for poor and bad governance. The ruling Zanu PF has mobilised its supporters to march against the sanctions on Friday in response to a recent resolution by the Sadc…
© ENERGY minister Fortune Chasi says government is moving to scrap non-performing Independent Power Producers’ (IPP) licences due to speculative tendencies in the space. Zimbabwe has licensed more than 70 private players to invest in power generation, amid serious power supply shortages in the country. [GoogleAd] Speaking at The Financial Gazette’s inaugural Annual Energy Innovations…
ZPC Kariba…………….(1) 1 Highlanders……. ……..(0) 1 © HIGHLANDERS showed great character to come from behind and draw with title-chasing ZPC Kariba while a man down during yesterday’s Castle Lager Premiership match at Nyam- hunga Stadium. [GoogleAd] Red-hot Bosso forward Prince Dube was sent off just before the break after challeng- ing ZPC goalkeeper Takabva Mawaya….
© SIXTEEN officers from the Registrar-General’s office who allegedly manipulated receipt books and converted revenue collected to personal gains appeared in court yesterday. Ethel Chengeta Chikopero, Able Madambo, Lorraine Maphosa, Happymore Hatidani, Bernard Pasi, Blessing Takaza, Simbarashe Nyat- anga, Locadia Miyangwe, Cecilia Chiwanga, Ratidzo Maramba, Dougmore Muku- nya, Alice Muswe, Trymore Muradzi, Silence Makere, Fungai…
EDITOR — It is sad that the government has been harassing ordinary Zimbabweans who are trying to fend for their families through proper means and not engaging in criminal activities. Many Zimbabweans have been engaging in vending and some have become money changers to put food on the table. [GoogleAd] The only way for this…
© LEGENDARY sprinter and athletics administrator Artwell Mandaza, who passed away on Monday morning, was laid to rest in his rural home in Chiweshe yesterday with hordes of people coming to pay their last respects. Mandaza, who was the first African to run the 100m dash in a sub 10 time in 1970, was probably…
© A RAPE victim yes- terday revealed how she was hired to recruit people who would stage manage miracles at self- styled prophet Spenlodge Madenyika’s shrine before she was allegedly sexually abused by the cleric. The woman, 27, broke into tears while testify- ing during Madenyika’s rape trial before Harare regional magistrate Morgan Nemadire, prompting…
© CLOSE to 39 years after independence, Zimbabwe is still stuck in regulating workplace health and safety using Rhodesian laws, as though it is affinity for the colonial, old and archaic. Health and safety in Zimbabwean factories is regulated under the Factories and Works Act of 1976 and a bunch of six supporting Rhodesian Government…
© EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD Talen Vision defender Cedric Dube, who collapsed during a league match on Sunday and died on arrival at hospital, was given a befitting send-off during his burial at Athlone Cemeteries yesterday. Dube collapsed moments after coming off the bench during a Division Three League match against Bulawayo City. [GoogleAd] He was immediately rushed…
