adminAnother boost for Shabanie
From Paul Mundani in ZvishavaneSHABANIE MINE got another huge boost when a local company, Vedette Trading, donated a kit to the football club. The company runs a restaurant, Madeira night club and owns several properties in this mining town. The presentation of the
Chegutu East Independence tourney reaches climax
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports ReporterTHE annual Chegutu East Independence Trophy sports festival reaches its climax with the staging of the finals at Musinami Business Centre on Independence Day. The day will see community teams battling in the football and netball finals. Seruwe
Air Force disappoint
Jeffrey MurimbechiAfter watching last week’s Harare Sports Club match against the Air Force, I was partially enraged by how easily Zimbabwe’s airborne men lost 87-12. In whatever league in the world and whatever age group it maybe, a 75-point loss is unacceptable
Zimbabwe: When Rhodesia coils through lasting myths
Today is April 14, a mere four days away from yet another 18th April, the day we commemorate our birthday as an independent, sovereign nation.
The year for that momentous event was of course 1980, a year that, read against the pain of a long war of liberation, seemed ungraspable, seemed unreal, quite unattainable. There is something so enveloping about a war, something so abridging about the life you live under conditions of war, that a day is long enough time, long enough planning horizon. Life gets that basic, that practical, that immediate, that circumscribed, that you hardly vision beyond your little life grinding tragically on, towards an uncharted, uncertain end.
Chinyama’s incredible comeback
We can rewind the clocks to 20 years ago, when these homecoming shows started, but we are unlikely to see any individual who made as huge an impact, in his first month back home, as Takesure Chinyama has doneThere have been a number of homecoming shows in Zimbabwe football from our superstars who have been blessed with the chance to play in Europe at some stage of their careers.
Moses Chunga famously became the first Zimbabwean football star to be traded to a European team in the
Police slam Save Zimbabwe coalition
Harare BureauPOLICE yesterday branded the so called Save Zimbabwe Campaign, a coalition of political parties, churches and civic society, as an organisation bent on seeking political attention through illegal means.
Insiza steps up Independence Day preps
Chronicle ReporterInsiza North constituency has stepped up preparations for the Independence Day celebrations with 10 cattle having been sourced.
ZITF national tug-of-war champs draw held
Sports ReporterTHE draw for the annual Ingwebu national tug-of-war championships was conducted yesterday.
Farmers advised to use organic fertiliser
Agriculture experts have urged farmers in drier regions of the country to use organic fertilisers to mitigate challenges posed by climate change.Addressing farmers at a field day held at Dick Huck resettlement area in Mt Darwin on Thursday, fertiliser manufacturing company NicoOrgo director, Mrs Lucia Muza said the country was experiencing climatic changes.
Council seeks to resume control of thermal power station
Chronicle ReporterTHE Bulawayo City Council is considering the use of alternative energy in the face of a ballooning Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority bill.
Councillors have also called on the Government to return control of electricity generation to the local authority.
The local authority owes the power utility about $20 million.