adminPSL, event sponsors to hold indaba
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
THE Premier Soccer League is tomorrow set to hold an indaba with the three event sponsors of the league amid revelations that one of the sponsors was contemplating pulling out as the kit sponsorship fight among event and club sponsors heats up.
Reconciliation is a two-way street
Never Sibanda
Africa is the richest and most beautiful continent on earth.
Its people are known for upholding their cultural values and excellent virtues. Africans are known to be peaceful and are always ready to forgive and forget. However, this has prompted some people to take advantage of this by disrespecting their sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Bullish Burundi arrive
Petros Kausiyo
Deputy Sports Editor
Musona needs support
Robson SharukoSenior Sports Editor
THE World Cup storm is over and Zimbabwe football, which badly needs a ray of light to filter through the darkness created by the dark cloud hanging over its head, simply can’t afford another calamity on home soil on Sunday.
Coltart blast Zifa over Knowledge Musona, Ovidy Karuru
Farirai MachivenyikaEDUCATION, Sport, Arts and Culture Minister, David Coltart, has criticised Zifa’s treatment of Warriors’ stars — Knowledge Musona and Ovidy Karuru — following their alleged meeting with Henrietta Rushwaya in Harare on Tuesday.
Ignatius Mketekete to play at Zambia Open
Takudzwa ChitsigaSports Reporter
IGNATIUS Mketekete will play the first ball of the Zambia Open that tees off at Lusaka Golf Club this morning.
Cash woes choke Govt ministries
Herald Reporter
A SPECIAL Cabinet meeting on investment and utilisation of public finances is being convened today against the backdrop of yawning gaps between the national budget and actual outturns.
This follows reports that for almost four months now, ministries have gone on zero disbursement from Treasury, except for salaries and running costs.
The development has raised questions on the reality of the budget presented by Finance Minister Tendai Biti for this year.
Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara yesterday told the House of Assembly that today’s special Cabinet meeting will discuss the depressed revenue inflows, among other issues.
Instead of disbursing 25 percent of budget allocations to ministries in the first quarter of the year, Prof Mutambara said, most Government departments only got 7 percent.
He was responding to a question from Mutasa North legislator Mr David Chimhini (MDC-T) on the status of Government revenues in light of low disbursements to ministries.