adminLightning strikes five homesteads
Farai Kuvirimirwa recently in MUZARABANI Several people were left homeless after five homesteads were struck by lightning last week in Muzarabani. Resultantly, the villagers from Hoya, Chadereka, Ndove, Bore, Museredza…
‘Generations’ star thrashed by guards
Generations star and TV personality Siphiwe Mtshali was beaten to “a pulp” in the streets of Cape Town on Saturday night. Witnesses to the midnight street brawl said an argument…
‘Make it Bun Dem’ mines gold
“MAKE it Bun Dem”, the song by electronic dance artiste Skrillex featuring Damian “Jr Gong” Marley, has been certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America.
Mighty Warriors preps in full swing
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter THE senior women national team’s preparations for the African Women Championships qualifiers against Botswana are now in full swing, with the side set to leave on…
World Bank to uncover Africa’s wealth
WASHINGTON. – The World Bank plans to launch in July a US$1-billion plan to map Africa’s natural resources with the aim of delineating more clearly the continent’s uncovered mineral wealth.
Mangongo wants Twenty20 crown
Jeffrey Murimbechi Sports Correspondent MASHONALAND Eagles coach Stephen Mangongo is optimistic his charges will dethrone defending champions Mountaineers from their domestic Twenty20 throne in next week’s championship at Harare Sports…
Parker hails Musona
JOHANNESBURG. — Kaizer Chiefs forward Bernard Parker has hailed Knowledge Musona following the Zimbabwean’s inspiring performance against SuperSport United on Wednesday night.
Greed, corruption: Only the poor care
Tendai Manzvazvike Group Foreign Editor CROSSTALK show host Peter Lavelle, on January 27 said on RT television, “The more you know how the rich people make their money, the more…
SA union denies platinum wage talks breakdown
JOHANNESBURG. — South Africa’s radical worker group AMCU said yesterday that salary negotiations were still on track two weeks into a massive strike at the country’s platinum mines, contradicting an…
Premiership flexed financial muscle in January
LONDON.— Thought it was a quiet transfer window in England? Think again.