adminNo to violence: Midlands chair
Zanu-PF Midlands Province has warned party candidates whose curricula vitae have been accepted to desist from violence and denigrating other candidates.
CR7 looking better than ever
Cristiano Ronaldo has already broken one record in this year’s Champions League soccer but against Juventus in their quarter-final return tonight he can edge closer to beating a bigger milestone of his own.
Ladies’ Gala boosts blood stocks
National Blood Service Zimbabwe (NBSZ)’s Mutare branch last week held a Ladies Gala, which saw a record 83 women under the age of 30 donating blood ahead of the upcoming independence holiday.
Lightning claims one
A 27-year-old carpenter from Kwekwe died after being struck by a bolt of lightning while working on a house in Redcliff.
YouTube, Facebook losing creators to blockchain-powered rivals
Peter “Furious Pete” Czerwinski has close to 5 million YouTube followers, but they can’t see most of his new videos there.
Villagers urged to support CSC revival
Villagers in Chiredzi South have been challenged to fully utilise cattle fattening infrastructure in their area to augment Government’s plans to revive the mothballed CSC plant in Masvingo city.
Chitungwiza ordered to pay ex-chamber secretary
CHITUNGWIZA Municipality has been ordered to pay outstanding salaries and benefits to the tune of $110 000 to its former chamber secretary Ms Priccilar Vengesai.
Mabamba faces $19 000 fraud charges
Ex-Chitungwiza councillor Fredrick Mabamba yesterday appeared before a Chitungwiza court facing two counts of fraud involving close to $19 000 after he allegedly duped some home seekers.
Passport saga: Trial date for driver set
The trial of a cross-border bus driver who was arrested by South African police after he was found with 16 passports of Zimbabweans staying illegally in that country has been set for April 26.
‘We’ve 2 years supply of water’
Gweru City Council has assured residents of adequate water supplies over the next 24 months, as its supply dams are 87 percent full.