adminHarare Derby: Caps eager to bounce back
Eddie Chikamhi Harare Bureau RONALD Chitiyo has dominated the headlines but the diminutive Dynamos magician is keeping his feet firmly on the ground ahead of the Harare Derby against bitter rivals…
Burnley blunt Spurs’ top-four push
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR’s Champions League ambitions faded further on Sunday after they were held to a torpid 0-0 draw at struggling Burnley in the Premier League.
Nigerian electoral commissioner dies in house fire
Kano — The electoral commissioner for Nigeria’s second-most populous state, Kano, has died in a house fire with his wife and two children, his office has said.
Miss Zimbabwe kicks out 7
Bongani Ndlovu Showbiz Correspondent SEVEN more models have been booted out of the Miss World Zimbabwe boot camp this week bringing the number of evictees to 11 as the race for…
Fastjet seeks $75m for expansion
LOW-COST African airline Fastjet plans to raise $75 million through the issue of new ordinary shares at 0.1p a share. It said last Thursday that the money will be used…
Zim has potential to prosper: US envoy
Yoliswa Dube recently in Binga ZIMBABWE has the potential to prosper and all that is required is for Zimbabweans to play a leading role, US Ambassador to Zimbabwe Bruce Wharton…
Killer Zivhu sticks to electorate
Walter Mswazie Masvingo Correspondent MANY people shun living in rural areas as they prefer the bright lights of the city. Chivi Rural District Council chairperson Killer Zivhu has refused to…
New look Vic Falls airport to be ready by September
Leonard Ncube Victoria Falls Reporter THE Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) says the new look multi-million dollar Victoria Falls International Airport will be ready for commissioning in September.
Kenyatta vows to crush al-Shabab
Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenya’s president, has said the al-Shabab assault that killed 148 people at a university is an “attack on humanity” and vowed to take harsh measures against what he…
Dete Industrial Ceramics to increase output
Fairness Moyana recently in Dete DETE Industrial Ceramics is set to finalise construction of a new brick making plant, which is expected to churn out 100,000 refractory bricks per month.