Govt to solve land tenure issues
Conrad Mwanawashe, Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT is working on solving land tenure issues for solar farms after it emerged that some investors were being given five-year leases, too short for investors…
Mosi Rovers secure Div 1 promotion
Tobias Mandoreba in Hwange MOSI Rovers FC stormed into the Zifa Southern Region Division One league after edging town rivals Amagagasi Under-19 2-1 at Chinotimba Stadium on the final day…
Gervinho ruled out of Afcon
Cote d’Ivoire captain Gervinho has had successful surgery on ruptured cruciate ligaments but faces up to six months on the sidelines and will miss the African Nations Cup finals, the…
Mgoqo emerge as YES games victors
Allen Khumalo, Sports Reporter MGOQO Primary School won the Bulawayo Provincial Youth Education through Sport (YES) games at the weekend and automatically qualified for the 17th national festival to be…
SA to partner Zim in Zambezi Water project implementation
Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter SOUTH Africa and private institutions from outside the country are planning to partner Zimbabwe and assist in the completion and implementation of the Matabeleland Zambezi Water…
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WATCH: FC Platinum and Highlanders officials clash in pushing and shoving match before game
Videos by Mehluli Sibanda FC Platinum and Highlanders FC officials were involved in a scuffle after security guards refused to let in the Bosso bus on Sunday.
Bosso out of title chase
From Sikhumbuzo Moyo in Zvishavane FC Platinum 3 – 0 Highlanders
Govt concerned over frequency of parastatal board sittings
Harare Bureau Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said Government is concerned about the frequency with which some parastatal boards are sitting adding a significant cost to already struggling organisations without…
Guard shot in $175 robbery
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter THREE armed robbers raided a social club in Bulawayo’s Nkulumane suburb on Friday night, shot a security guard before ransacking the till, frisking patrons and getting…
Zambian leader cuts salary by half
Lusaka — Zambian President Edgar Lungu has reportedly asked that his salary be cut by half, as part of the government-led austerity measures.