ZEC waives voter registration requirements

Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission has waived voter registration requirements for those without documentary proof of residence as the programme intensifies ahead of its end on May 19. Thirty-seven thousand people had registered to

Man City, Wigan seek solace in FA Cup final

LONDON. — At the end of a week dominated by Sir Alex Ferguson’s shock retirement as Manchester United manager, Manchester City will seek to drag the spotlight back to the blue half of the city by beating Wigan Athletic

David enters new dimension at Man U

LONDON. — For all the goodwill amassed as he fought to keep Everton punching above their weight in the Premier League, David Moyes will be entering alien territory when he succeeds Sir Alex Ferguson as

Poll dates next week: President

Michael Chideme in MUTARE
DATES for this year’s harmonised elections will be decided next week after the Senate passes the Constitutional Bill on Tuesday, President Mugabe has said. The Bill sailed through the House of Assembly on Thursday with

Fergie, Moyes prepare to say farewell

LONDON. — All eyes will be on Old Trafford and Goodison Park tomorrow as Sir Alex Ferguson and David Moyes say their emotional farewells at the end of one of the most dramatic weeks in the history of the English

Vusa Hove shines

NEW JERSEY — The University at Buffalo men’s tennis team, led by talented Zimbabwean player Vusa Hove, saw its season come to an end last Friday afternoon as the third-seeded Bulls were defeated by second-seeded Western

Respect should never be a one day affair

Ghetto Blast Rosenthal Mutakati
Is love all about flowers, gifts and publicly sharing hearty meals in up-market hotels or restaurants? Is it all about consuming acres of space in newspapers publishing photos of your loved ones for the world to

Karting’s young dare devils

Sports Reporter
MOTORSPORT is often perceived to be a sport for adults — after all, in Zimbabwe we need to be 16 years old before we can pass our driving test and be able to drive on the roads — and in many countries the age limit

In the darkness of African football, will we ever have a man whose work will be celebrated like this?

Sharuko On Saturday
One thing for sure, and it’s irrelevant whether one liked him or not, Alexander Chapman Ferguson was a special breed, a one-off, and as we say goodbye to him, either hurt that he is gone or happy that we have finally seen the back

Constitution: When Dog Bites Stone, not the Hand that Throws

Nathaniel Manheru The Other Side
Thank God the charade is now coming to an end. Hallelujah! Two days ago the Lower House of our Parliament passed Amendment 20 bringing us a stage closer the operationalisation of the new Constitution. Hopefully Senate, the

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