adminZim international Billiat turns spiritual
ZIMBABWE international forward Khama Billiat appears to have turned very spiritual as uncertainty over his future continues to stalk him, with his contract with South African football powerhouse Mamelodi Sundowns set to end in four months’ time.
Mutasa happy with full house
DYNAMOS coach Lloyd Mutasa is happy with the full house that reported for duty ahead of their clash against bitter rivals Highlanders in the pre-season Commander ZNA Charities Soccer final at the National Sports Stadium this Sunday.
Contaminated fuel shuts filling station
A HARARE filling station shut down its operations on Tuesday after it emerged that its petrol was contaminated with water. Engen Petroleum at the corner of Kaguvi Street and Robert Mugabe Road had to stop serving customers following complaints by at least four motorists that contaminated petrol had caused mechanical problems to their vehicles.
VP Mohadi meets India, Botswana envoys
The new dispensation in Zimbabwe should see the country strengthening its bilateral relations with India, with focus being on the economic front, an envoy has said.
Kombi ban: Long-term solution needed
Harare has over the years degenerated into an untenable traffic jungle with vehicular activity which can be summed up in two words – chaotic and dangerous.
Mapeza’s job safe
NORMAN Mapeza’s job remains very safe despite FC Platinum’s early exit from the CAF Champions League.
RwandAir to fly Harare-Cape Town route
RWANDA’S national air carrier, RwandAir has confirmed it will make in its maiden flight on the Harare-Cape Town route on May 16, 2018 as it seeks to grow destinations.
Govt crafts measures to curtail unauthorised borrowing
Government has crafted measures to curtail unauthorised borrowing and spending chief among them Treasury directives that state entities “strictly” adhere to provisions of the Public Debt Management Act.
Firm slapped with $300k lawsuit
GWERU City Council is suing Deven Engineering Private Limited for failing to deliver a Nissan UD80 lorry they bought for $300 000, for refuse collection.
Court confirms Chief Musara
The High Court has confirmed Mr Boniface Musara as substantive chief for Ward 32, Masvingo East, putting to rest a protracted wrangle that dates back to the colonial era.