adminzta iri kufambirana nenguva – Kaseke
CHAMANGWIZA wesangano rinoona nezvekushanyirwa munyika, reZimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA), VaKarikoga Kaseke, vanoti vari kufambidzana nenguva kuburikidza nekushandisa dandemutande mukukwezva
U-17 football tournament set for Entumbane
Sports Reporter ENTUMBANE will host the Arenel National Association of Secondary Schools Heads (Nash) Under-17 football tournament tomorrow. Tournament director, Mwandibhuya Mutepfa said Nash had signed a one-year renewable deal…
Lock in quarter-finals
Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE’S top player at the on-going Old Mutual Zimbabwe F2 Futures tournament Benjamin Lock had a good day on the court yesterday when he beat unseeded Philip Franken…
Capello survives meeting of bosses
Moscow — Fabio Capello survived a crucial meeting of the Russian Football Union’s executive committee yesterday amid widespread speculation the national coach would be fired, but faces talks on his…
Meikles Mega Market opens in Gweru
Lovemore Zigara Midlands Correspondent MEIKLES Limited has opened a new branch in Gweru under the Meikles Mega Market brand. The shop was officially opened by War Veterans Minister, Christopher Mutsvangwa on…
‘Finance committee breached constitution’
ZIFA chief executive officer, Jonathan Mashingaidze has issued a statement below shedding light on the events leading to the suspension of the Zifa finance committee last week.
Man, 56, jailed for turning granddaughter into a sex slave
Emily Mbewe Court Reporter A 56-YEAR-OLD man from Nkayi who turned his 15-year-old orphaned granddaughter into a sex slave — violating her countless times for a month — was yesterday sentenced…
DETEMBA TINZWE: Shamiso mwana wamai
naFaith Mashayamombe Mwana wamai, Shamiso
Zim gets invite to SA handball tourney
Collin Matiza Harare Bureau THE Western Cape Handball Association of Cape Town, South Africa, have officially extended an invitation to Zimbabwean teams who they would like to participate in the inaugural…
Local producers welcome M-Net new channel Zambezi Magic
Bongani Ndlovu Showbiz Correspondent LOCAL film producers have welcomed M-Net’s new channel for Southern Africa — Zambezi Magic —saying it would provide a larger audience for their content.