© SENATE on Wednesday evening passed the controversial Maintenance of Peace and Order (Mopa) Bill which is now awaiting President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s signature so that it becomes law. [GoogleAd] This comes as local legal watchdog, Veritas, said the law contains unconstitutional provisions. MDC Senator for Manicaland Douglas Mwonzora hinted that his party is likely to…
© TWENTY-six international dance companies are expected to grace the inaugural Mafuwe International Festival of Dance which will take place at various venues in Harare. [GoogleAd] The festival which will take place at Reps Theatre, National Ballet and Barca in Mbare is set to roar into life from today until August 18. The festival was…
© THE HIGH Court has reserved a ruling in the bail application of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s top ally Douglas Tapfuma who allegedly unlawfully imported personal cars duty-free. [GoogleAd] Justice Philda Muzofa heard the appeal which was made by Tapfuma’s lawyer Shelliton Mahuni who argued that Harare regional magistrate Hosea Mujaya had erred in denying his…
© ALL is set for the 11th Annual Miss Gweru 2019 beauty pageant set for today at the Gweru Cathedral were 10 models are expected to take to the ramp in a battle of both beauty and brains. [GoogleAd] Despite the prevailing harsh economic environment, Miss Gweru patron and Image modelling agency founder Mavis Koslek…
© A Bulawayo woman, Charity Muchegwa who was severely mauled by her landlord’s rabid dogs in March is demanding nearly US$1 million from the owner of the dogs as compensation. [GoogleAd] The five dogs bit chunks of flesh from her limbs in a horrific attack that left her bones exposed. She was later flown to…
© IN AN effort to unlock value and market local football, the Premier Soccer League (PSL) will host an international football symposium later this year with the game’s leading experts from across the globe expected to grace the occasion. [GoogleAd] In breaking the news at a briefing yesterday, PSL chief executive Kenny Ndebele said the…
© Government has said it has acquired the new equipment and consumables required to upscale the production of passports. Home Affairs minister Cain Mathema said the Registrar-General’s Office now has the capacity to produce 800 passports per day. [GoogleAd] “Government will continue to mobilise further resources in order to ensure that the daily maximum production…
© IT SEEMS there is no end in sight to the Mighty Warriors’ suffering as the local football administrators appear to take turns to exploit them. Following their recent participation at the just-ended 2019 Cosafa Women’s Championship in Port Elizabeth, South Africa most of the players got a measly $15 for transport allowance after returning…
© GOVERNMENT has imposed harsh punishment for those convicted of making illegal power connections in a bid to deter the sharply rising criminal activity. [GoogleAd] The government imposed a steeper 10-year jail term on people that make illegal power connections and vandalise electricity equipment, Energy and Power Development minister Fortune Chasi has said. Prior to…
THE tiff between the Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) and former president Philip Chiyangwa has reached another level after the former banned for life the Harare businessman. Since his ouster by Felton Kamambo during a hotly-contested election last December, Zifa’s relationship with Chiyangwa has hit rock bottom. Zifa accused Chiyangwa, who is the president of Cosafa,…
