adminNkatha, Sadomba, Gomba find targets
Sports ReporterTHREE Zimbabwean players based outside the country Edward Sadomba, Carrington Gomba and Kingstone Nkatha were on target in the Caf clubs’ competitions for their respective teams during matches played over the Easter holiday.
Plenty of Zim talent untapped in Europe
Sports ReporterZIMBABWE could be sitting on dozens of Europe-based soccer stars that could do duty for the different national teams. Benedict Moyo a Zifa board member said on
Good Samaritan turns villain
Masvingo BureauA GOOD Samaritan last week accidentally shot and killed an 80-year-old granny he intended to rescue from a knife-wielding thief. Reason Chivakire (39) of Rhodene, Masvingo, allegedly killed Ambuya Tererai Marima of Vhiyayi Village under Chief Mkanganwi in Bikita.
Injiva flock back to SA as Easter holiday ends
Beitbridge ReporterBEITBRIDGE Border Post was yesterday heavily congested as scores of travellers mostly injiva were flocking back to South Africa after spending the Easter holidays with their families.
Air Zim workers feel cheated
Harare Bureau
GOVERNMENT has directed the transfer of Air Zimbabwe Holdings’ shares in National Handling Services to a nominated State firm. However, the airline workers felt this development was calculated at frustrating the pending application for placement of the firm under judicial management.
Fake police ‘prophet’ appears in court
Midlands CorrespondentA police officer based at Mataga in Mberengwa who recently played “prophet”, and “exposed” seven of his fellow police officers who he said were concealing evidence by throwing dockets in Blair toilets has been hauled before Zvishavane magistrate courts facing charges of making a false report as well as theft charges.
The “prophet”-cum-police officer, Timothy Mutsengi (28), allegedly went into a trance last month and caused panic within the Mataga Police Station in Mberengwa by “prophesying” that his colleagues were receiving bribes to destroy incriminating evidence.
Water shedding looms in Byo
Chronicle Reporter
WATER shedding in Bulawayo is inevitable if the Mtshabezi-Umzingwane pipeline is not completed soon, a cabinet minister has said. In an interview in Harare on Sunday, the Minister of Water Resources, Management and Development, Samuel Sipepa Nkomo admitted that the city’s water situation has reached crisis proportions.
Minister Sipepa Nkomo has always maintained, much to the chagrin of the city fathers, that there is no water crisis in Bulawayo and accused council of exaggerating
‘Principals might assume Copac role’
From Mashudu Netsianda in BeitbridgeTHE principals in the Inclusive Government might be forced to take control of the ongoing national constitution-making process amid revelations of continuous
3 judges under fire
Harare BureauCHIEF Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku has expressed displeasure with the performance of three High Court judges whom he accused of delaying in handing down judgments, urging them to improve.
‘Peace prayers’ turn political
Harare BureauPeace prayers organised by a group of pastors have been reportedly turned into MDC-T political platforms to churn out campaign massages ahead of elections this year.