BY CLOUD FUSIRE YOUNG Warriors and Scottland winger Tadiwa Chakuchichi has signed for ROC Nation Sports International Management company who will manage…
RUTENDO NGARA FOUR Bhola employees appeared in court yesterday facing charges of theft involving different amounts and they were granted bail by magistrate Ruth Moyo Gibson Nyakuba, Monica Madyira, Leah Marimo and Succeed Mudavanhu are facing theft charges. Mudavanhu allegedly stole US$16 000, Marimo (US$5 000), Madyira (US$4 000) and Nyakuba (US$8 000) through unauthorised…
CLOUD FUSIRE YOUNG Warriors and Scottland winger Tadiwa Chakuchichi has signed for ROC Nation Sports International Management company who will manage his football affairs henceforth. ROC Nation, which is owned by United States of America singer, Jay Z, represents high profile players like Vinicius Jr of Real Madrid and former Manchester City star Kevin De…
CLOUD FUSIRE HARARE’S Dominican Convent High will represent the country at the 2025 World School Chess Championships to be held from August 2-7 in Washington DC in the United States of America. The school earned the sole ticket to represent the country at the world jamboree after they emerged the winners of the third edition…
Sandra Hove SPORTS WRITER GALLANT has emerged as the winners of the Zimbabwe Football Association’s Warrior Pride Design Battle, the local football mother body announced yesterday. This means Gallant will be the Warriors shirt designer going forward. According to a statement from Zifa, there were 250 entries for the design competition. However, 32 of the…
Prominent Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi has been charged with illegal possession of ammunition linked to protests last month in which at least…
US President Donald Trump’s administration has released a trove of records on the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr, including FBI surveillance…
A former Kentucky police officer has been sentenced to 33 months in prison after being convicted in connection with a raid that…
THE betting shops of Harare tell a story that the unemployment statistics alone cannot. At 21,8 percent joblessness, Zimbabwe’s official figures from…
Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THE government has started paying its service providers regularly, following lengthy delays that saw many companies closing or downsizing their operations, with dire consequences for hundreds of thousands of workers. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — the minister of Finance, Mthuli Ncube, confirmed yesterday…
