Byo Bomber ‘super fit’
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter SOUTH Africa-based Zimbabwean World Boxing Federation heavyweight champion Elvis Moyo has declared himself “super fit” for his title defence fight against Congolese Kilola Lubika Didier…
Chiefs unapologetic about cars, says Charumbira
Sukoluhle Ndlovu, Midlands Correspondent President of the Zimbabwe Council of Chiefs, Chief Fortune Charumbira has said traditional leaders are unapologetic about the cars they recently received from the Government.
ED’s regional tour displays statesmanship
Lovemore Ranga Mataire President Mnangagwa will wind up his regional tour with a State visit to Botswana after having charmed regional leaders with his adept understanding of the critical ingredients…
Women break into house, stay for 6 months
Grace Nyoni, Midlands Reporter TWO daring Gweru women broke into a locked house and lived in it for six months without the knowledge of the owner who was away in…
No music video for Nhema: MTM manager
Kiyapili Sibanda, Showbiz Reporter ExQ’s hit track Nhema, that features Zimdancehall star Killer T, was arguably the best dance track of 2017 in Zimbabwe.
‘Ban on haulage trucks on hold’
Prince Sunduzani, Business Reporter THERE is a need to prioritise the resuscitation of the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) before a policy to ban bulk transportation of goods by road…
ZITF foreign interest increases
Kiyapili Sibanda, Business Correspondent OVER 76 percent of the available exhibition space at this year’s Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) has already been taken up as preparations for the trade…
Sri Lanka beats Zim in tri-nations ODI
THISARA Perera came up with a stellar all-round performance as Sri Lanka stayed alive in the tri-nation one-day tournament, securing a five-wicket win against Zimbabwe yesterday.
Herbert Chitepo Ideological College opens
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent THE Herbert Chitepo Ideological College is expected to start offering courses today in a drive to orient Zanu-PF members on party ideology and operations.
Zesa imports 11 000 faulty meters
Harare Bureau More than 11 000 prepaid meters imported by Zesa were faulty as it emerged that the power utility failed to send inspectors to certify the gadgets during the…











