adminRaunchy pole dancer comes to Byo
Entertainment Reporter
POPULAR raunchy pole dancer, Beverly Sibanda (21), will tomorrow hold her debut show in Bulawayo dubbed, “Bev Vs Sexy Angels, Live and Uncensored.”
World celebrates Mandela Day
People in South Africa and across the world celebrated Nelson Mandela’s 94th birthday by dedicating 67 minutes of their time to help others.
Concern over increase in retrenchments
Business Reporter
THE Employers’ Confederation of Zimbabwe (Emcoz) has said more workers are likely to be retrenched soon as companies hedge themselves against increasing labour costs.
Musona in Young Warriors squad
Godknows Matarutse Sports ReporterACES Youth Academy forward Walter Musona has been included in the Young Warriors squad that is preparing to take on Angola in the second round, first leg of the African Under-20 Youth
Old Windsor Primary School to hold Mini-Cadet tournament
Ellina Mhlanga Sports ReporterIN an effort to promote junior players, the Old Windsor Primary School will this month hold a Prospectors cadet and Mini-Cadet tournament in Ruwa at the end of this month.
Tennis Zimbabwe rules warm-up tourney
Ellina Mhlanga Sports ReporterTENNIS Zimbabwe have ruled out the possibility of staging a warm-up tournament to the ITF South/Central Junior Circuit scheduled for Harare Sports Club later this month. The first leg is set for July
Chitembwe remains defiant
Grace Chingoma Sports ReporterCAPS United assistant coach Lloyd Chitembwe remains defiant insisting that his misfiring team will find their feet again in the Premiership.
DeMbare’s Arubi blow
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
REIGNING Soccer Star of the Year and inspirational Dynamos goalkeeper Washington Arubi left Harare last night for South Africa where he is expected to finalise his possible move to newly promoted Absa
Man U in narrow win
Durban. — Manchester United started a six-game pre-season world tour with a 1-0 win over AmaZulu before a capacity 50 000 crowd at Moses Mabhida Stadium last night. Federico Macheda scored thePM discourages Japanese investors
Herald ReporterPrime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has discouraged Japanese investors from coming to Zimbabwe, saying opportunities in the country have “been marred by our bad politics”.