admin13 nations to take part in Cosafa Cup
Lovemore Dube Senior Sports Editor THIRTEEN countries will take part in the 2014 Cosafa Senior Challenge Cup to be held in Botswana in September. At the close of confirmation at…
Woman jailed for raping stepson
Walter Mswazie Masvingo Correspondent A 34-year-old Chiredzi woman who forced her stepson, 16, into a sexual relationship while her husband was away on business resulting in the juvenile contracting a…
US threatens sanctions against South Sudan rebel leader
US Secretary of State John Kerry threatened sanctions and other “consequences” for South Sudan’s rebel leader Riek Machar yesterday if he refuses to commit to peace talks aimed at ending…
Black Coffee plans workshops for local DJs
Bongani Ndlovu Showbiz Correspondent “WHEN I come to Zimbabwe I just don’t want to come and excite fans get on a plane and go back. I want to impart knowledge…
Oscar trial postponed after only two witnesses called
PRETORIA — The murder trial of Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius was postponed before lunch yesterday after the defence was unable to call more witnesses to the stand.
Jamaram rescue Hifa
Melissa Mpofu Showbiz Editor Jamaram, the gig monsters from Germany saved the Hifa closing day on Sunday evening as they ended up being the main act after Freshlyground was denied…
IDC disposes of Amtec
Business Reporter THE Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) continues to dispose of assets with car dealership firm Amtec being the latest to be offered for sale barely a week after bids…
Referees threaten match boycotts
Lovemore Dube Senior Sports Editor THE Zimbabwe Soccer Referees Association has threatened to withdraw its members from Castle Lager Premier Soccer League matches if they face challenges when entering stadia.
Editorial Comment: Police give Zimbabwe a bad name
REASONS for the Zimbabwe Republic Police’s decision to ban journalists from marching in Harare to mark World Press Freedom day remain shrouded in mystery. The excuse they gave for the…
Econet revenue up 8pc
Clara Mawere Harare Bureau ECONET Wireless Ltd, Zimbabwe’s largest mobile phone operator says turnover for 12 months to February this year increased on growth in data and overlay services.