adminUmdala Wethu’s tripple honours
Bulawayo Bureau THE family of the late Vice President, Dr Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo, was yesterday ecstatic about the honours bestowed on their father following the commissioning of three projects in…
Musona scores again for Amakhosi
JOHANNESBURG. — Zimbabwe international striker, Knowedge Musona, was on target again for Kaizer Chiefs as the champions raced to a 4-1 away win over Amazulu at the Moses Mabhida Stadium…
World leaders step up to stop Sudan civil war
JUBA. – World leaders stepped up efforts yesterday to pull South Sudan back from the brink of all-out civil war, as fighting raged across the country including in a key…
Killer drivers jailed
Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands Correspondent Three drivers in Midlands province have been jailed for being involved in traffic incidents that ended in deaths. In one case a 54-year-old bus driver from…
Dendera nest on fire as Sulu’s manager dupes promoters
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent All is not well at Suluman “Sulu” Chimbetu’s Orchestra Dendera Kings amid revelations the musician has been left out of this year’s big festive season shows…
SA, India in thrilling test draw
JOHANNESBURG. — Short of a front-line bowler and staring defeat in the face, South Africa salvaged a thrilling draw on the fifth day, in the first test against India at…
Call to help prisoners re-integrate
Tendai Rupapa Senior Reporter Prisoners must not be shunned and communities must help re-integrate them into society, a cleric has said. Zaoga Budiriro district pastor Harrison Hungwe made the remarks…
Musicians caged at dancehall show
Kumbirayi Shoniwa Entertainment Reporter DANCEHALL musicians had to perform behind a fence that was erected on stage at the Zim Dancehall shut-down gig at Harare Gardens on Friday night as…
Ferrochrome stockpile: ZimAlloys courts Chinese
Business Reporter ZIMBABWE Alloys has entered into partnership with two Chinese firms to process the company’s huge stockpile of ferrochrome slag in a deals worth about US$2,3 million.
S Sudan oil flow via Sudan unaffected: Envoy
JUBA. – The flow of oil from South Sudan through northern pipelines has been unaffected by a week of fighting on southern soil, Juba’s ambassador to Khartoum said yesterday.