BOSSO-FC PLATS RESUME BATTLE
Allan Foti, Sunday News Correspondent HIGHLANDERS welcome FC Platinum to Barbourfields Stadium this afternoon for a Castle Lager Premiership encounter whose result will mean something different for either combatant.
‘A voice told me to raise the dead woman!’
Peter Matika, Senior Life Reporter AS it is written in the book of John Jesus told doubters that he would awake Lazarus from the dead. Lazarus was dead for four…
Nigeria to start issuing visas on arrival for Africans
Addis Ababa — Nigeria has decided to start issuing visas on arrival for all Africans, the African Union said on Friday, in a major step toward the goal of free…
Poultry industry in slow recovery after avian flu
Nhlalwenhle Ngwenya, Business Correspondent THE local poultry industry is slowly recovering from the impact of avian chicken flu outbreak which affected major chicken breeders, leading to a shortage of table…
VIDEOS: City lose as player fractures skull
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter Bulawayo City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .…
VP Mphoko consoles Mbele family
Clinton Moyo, Sunday News Reporter PRINCIPAL Director in Vice-President Phelekezela Mphoko’s office, Mr Forbes Mbele, has died.
Midnight exam for O-level
Nqobile Tshili, Sunday News Correspondent FORM Four pupils at Sobukhazi High School in Bulawayo’s Mzilikazi suburb last Monday had to write their Zimbabwe School Examination (Zimsec) computers practical examination at…
Wholesaler sues bank over plastic money
Danisa Masuku, Business Correspondent LEADING Bulawayo grocery company, Fortwell Wholesale Ltd is suing Steward Bank for alleged breach of a verbal contract that resulted in the wholesaler allegedly losing $74…
LEST WE FORGET: Zipra prepares to re-launch operations after internal problems
IN our Lest We Forget column today we continue our interview with former Zipra instructor, camp commander and a member of the High Command Cde Jack Mpofu.
Zanu-PF heads for December Extraordinary Congress
Harare Bureau/Sunday News Reporters ZANU-PF is one vote shy of an Extraordinary National People’s Congress in December after four provinces yesterday said they wanted the special indaba.











