adminZifa to table 2018 roadmap
Sports Reporter ZIFA — under pressure to address a host of queries that have seemed to characterise their governance of the game lately — are this afternoon expected to set…
‘Water treatment chemicals available locally’
Business Reporter A local manufacturing company, Aqua Mundi Chemicals, is ready to cover the gap of chemicals used by local authorities for water treatment and save the country millions of…
‘We do not own Jah Prayzah’
Arts Correspondent Promotions company, 2Kings Entertainment, has cleared the air over an ongoing debate about their engagement with Jah Prayzah. The debate was sparked by a recent opinion piece that erroneously…
Shingai Mutasa acquires Sable Chemicals
Darlington Musarurwa Deputy News Editor Zimbabwean tycoon Mr Shingai Mutasa has shelled out £15,2 million (US$20,5 million) to assume control over a sprawling business empire that has fertiliser manufacture Sable Chemicals…
Athletics season begins on a slow start
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter A SLOW start characterised the National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe 2018 season-opening meet at the National Sports Stadium yesterday with many high profile athletes conspicuous by their…
10 die in accidents
Walter Mswazie in Masvingo Six family members died in a road traffic accident in Masvingo yesterday, while four others died in another accident along the Harare-Mutare Highway. In the Masvingo accident,…
Ntini quits Chevrons
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S preparations for the triangular series in Bangladesh suffered a blow yesterday following the sudden resignation of bowling coach Makhaya Ntini.
Man confesses to killing father over insults
Munyaradzi Doma in Zvishavane A 22-year-old Mberengwa man has confessed to fatally striking his father with an axe, saying he could not stand his continued insults whenever he got drunk.
A walk down Gappah’s ‘Rotten Row’
Tanaka Chidora Literature Today Having grown up in Magaba where words undergo serious reconfigurations due to mispronunciations or reinventions, I always thought Rotten Row was pronounced ‘Rotton Ro’.
Beating cash shortages . . .
Leroy Dzenga Features Writer These days in supermarkets and other places of trade, cash solicitors have become a close to permanent fixture. Some will be looking for amounts as little…