HUMAN remains, possibly dating back centuries, have been unearthed at a housing development project in Bulawayo, an official has said. The remains…
By Emmanuel MarambeSPORTS WRITER PREMIERSHIP champions Ngezi Platinum Stars have taken a giant step towards meeting the Caf/Fifa club licensing requirements after establishing a women’s soccer team, Ngezi Platinum Queens, that will ply its trade in this year’s Northern Region Women’s League. Having an active women’s football team is a prerequisite for any club to…
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YESTERDAY the country marked the national youth day in Masvingo. The day was initially meant to celebrate the birth day of the late president and nationalist Robert Gabriel Mugabe. Mugabe is now late, but his legacy, both good and bad, is still with us. One of his good policies was to introduce a national youth…
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By Ashley Moyo VETERAN music producer Clive “Mono” Mukundu is representing Zimbabwe at the internationally-acclaimed Island Music Conference, which kicked off yesterday in Kingston, Jamaica and will end on Sunday. Mono, who is one the finest guitarists in the country, was selected by the Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture ministry to represent the country at…
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ALMASI Collaborative Arts is set to kick-start its dramatic voyage for this year with an exhilarating staged reading experience of the play Tape at Reps Theatre in the capital this Saturday. Written by an American playwright, Stephen Belber, the story of Tape follows through the unpredictable love-hate chemistry that endures between friends.Jon, an aspiring filmmaker…
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ENGLISH county cricket side Durham is back in the country for the third time in four years for a pre-season tour that will see them facing Zimbabwe A in two three-day matches in Harare before taking part in the Domestic T20 competition. The first three-dayer is scheduled for February 22-24 at Harare Sports Club, while…
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SIMBISA Brands have clinched the promotion ticket to this year’s Northern Region Soccer League (NRSL) after winning the Zifa Harare Province Division 2 promotional play-offs. Having narrowly missed out on promotion to Division One last time out, Simbisa Brands made sure this time round, defeating Royal Stars two-nil in the play-off final with Chrispen Muranganwa…
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By Brandon JosphatSENIOR STAFF WRITERjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw MANY Zanu PF bigwigs and structures are continuing to encourage President Emmerson Mnangagwa to go for a third term in office. Addressing a National Youth Day gathering in Masvingo yesterday, Mnangagwa himself quipped that only God knew how long he would stay in power. This comes amid growing tittle-tattle in…
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Cloud FusireSPORTS WRITERfusirec@dailynews.co.zw IN an unexpected turn of events, former Warriors forward Khama Billiat has snubbed Harare giants Dynamos for a fellow premiership side Yadah Stars, who are understood to have dangled a US$5 000 monthly salary as part of a one-year deal. The former Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs player has been without a…
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By Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THE Commercial Farmers Union (CFU) remains committed to working with authorities over the compensation of the majority of white former commercial farmers who lost their land during the government’s fast-track agrarian reforms of the 2000s. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, CFU president Liam Philp confirmed that many affected farmers were…
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