adminChicken Inn go for training camp
By Ricky Zililo
AMBITIOUS Bulawayo Castle Lager Premier Soccer League club Chicken Inn left with 36 players yesterday for a 10-day uninterrupted training camp on the outskirts of Bulawayo.
Former Warriors and Highlanders striker Adam Ndlovu, the fast-foods outlets sponsored club’s coach, is expected to unveil his final squad of 30 players on their return from the camp.
Rushwaya faces 28 counts
Harare Bureau
FORMER Zifa chief executive Henrietta Rushwaya yesterday appeared in court facing charges of concealing transanctions from her principals, fraud and bribery emanating from soccer matches played by the senior national football team in Asia.
Kaindu’s Bosso job safe
Sports Reporter
New Highlanders Football Club boss Peter Dube has assured club members that the technical team is safe amid rumours that he had offered Willard Khumalo the head coach post.
Dube’s statement comes after certain members started the rumour that the former Bosso secretary who assumed the hot seat on Sunday wanted to dissolve the entire Highlanders technical team.
Zifa crafts new constitution
By Lovemore Dube
THE Zifa Constitutional Review Committee (ZCRC) is expected to complete its work before the end of this month ahead of the start of the new soccer season.
Take immediate action to save banking sector
Many Zimbabweans have no trust in the country’s banking system. Instead of using commercial banks and building societies to save their money, most people are using financial institutions as a conduit to get their salaries or as money transfer agencies when they want someone in one city to deposit money for immediate withdrawal.
Agriculture in a changing environment
JOHANNESBURG — Agriculture has been seen either as a cause or victim of global warming at the UN climate change talks over the past few years — something that has thwarted efforts to attract the investment it needs, say scientists.
Live band to back Iyasa
By Mduduzi Moyo
INKULULEKO Yabatsha School of Arts (Iyasa) is set to establish a live band to back its performances.
‘Poor marketing causes artistes failure’
Entertainment Reporter
WELL-planned marketing strategies have proved to be the solution to most artistes’ stunted growth in the music industry, former Moonlight Studios Marketing manager, Chamunorwa “Chamz” Makombe, has said.
Speaking to Chronicle during a promotional visit of up-and-coming house artiste Marshall “S’bu” Mazambani, Makombe said the reason why many up-and-coming artistes fail to make it in the industry was poor marketing strategies.
Chronicle tops US box office
Los Angeles — Superhero film Chronicle leaped to the top of the North American box office on its debut, estimates showed on Sunday, telling the story of three high school students who acquire incredible powers.
Chronicle, which garnered positive reviews from critics and was filmed on location in Cape Town, brought in $22m in box office receipts, according to industry tracker Exhibitor Relations.
Maskandi singer ‘rises from the dead’
The mystery surrounding “resurrected” maskandi singer Kwakhe “Mgqumeni” Khumalo deepened yesterday, with two of his common-law wives and his maternal grandmother joining the fray and confirming that he had indeed “come back from the dead”.