I didn’t manhandle Chiyangwa: Rukoro

NAMIBIAN Football Association secretary-general Barry Rukoro says he never manhandled COSAFA and ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa in Johannesburg last week and the duo’s fall-out was being exaggerated by those who want to see him punished for an act he didn’t commit.

‘Economic diplomacy and re-engagement our priority’

Lieutenant-General Sibusiso Busi Moyo (Retired) is Zimbabwe’s Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister. The three-star general became the face of the military intervention when he appeared on national television in the early hours of November 15, 2017 to announce news that would eventually lead to former President Cde Robert Mugabe stepping down.

Kwaku’s chocolate enticement

Ghanaian multi-award winning fashion designer Kwaku Bediako enticed Karen Mutasa’s fashion taste buds with his men’s collection when she laid eyes on them when they met in Nigeria.

Hadebe wants to be as successful as Musona

JOHANNESBURG. – Zimbabwe international defender Teenage Hadebe says he wants to write the same success story at Kaizer Chiefs as the ones written by his countrymen Tinashe Nengomasha and Knowledge…

Reprieve for juvenile offenders

A TOTAL of 629 juvenile offenders were saved from appearing in court through the pre-trial diversion (PTD) programme that aims to prevent children from having a criminal record early in their lives.

From Wakanda, with love

There is something that felt remarkably sweet as I sat to watch the South African première screening of “Black Panther” in Fourways, South Africa, last week.

Zanu-PF Youth league condemns violence

The Zanu-PF Youth League yesterday strongly condemned violence that occurred in Harare on Thursday night in which two people died and several others were injured while property worth thousands of dollars was damaged.

First Lady with a heart of gold

It has been said that the death of one’s own child is the worst, the most painful, loss that a human can face. Death is a terrible enemy, and it wounds all of us in one way or another.

Live pangolins land two in court

Two Harare men appeared in court on Thursday after they were found in possession of a live pangolin worth $5 000, which they intended to sell.

Zifa FIB run rule on clubs

Mukudzei Chingwere Sports Reporter THE ZIFA First Instance Board will run the ruler over the Premier Soccer League clubs this afternoon, where those that meet requirements will be licenced for…

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