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Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor THIS is it! Ten years ago, it was all about Michael Jackson and his farewell tour dubbed, “This Is It”, which was later cancelled after…
ED congratulates Johnson
President Mnangagwa has congratulated Mr Boris Johnson for his election victory that has seen him retain the leadership of the United Kingdom.
Editorial Comment: Bid to de-congest city welcome, but . . .
One of the reasons why businesses have been migrating from Harare central business district (CBD) has to do primarily with how inaccessible it has become for customers to drive into…
VP Mohadi hails ED’s visionary leadership
Zanu-PF members must take the lead in initiating national programmes enunciated by President Mnangagwa, Vice President Kembo Mohadi has said.
Editorial Comment: Zanu-PF: A colossal party on upward trajectory
“We are a colossal party; let us keep the momentum. The people should always come first in all that we do. We are a people’s party, a listening party and…
Thousands of FC Platinum fans invade Harare
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter THOUSANDS of FC Patinum fans are expected in Harare today in a green invasion of the captital for the Castle Lager Premiership Judgment Day at…
Benjani, Nengomasha for Barker honorary match
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter WARRIORS’ legends Benjani Mwaruwari and Tinashe Nengomasha have been invited to feature in the honorary match for South African iconic football coach Clive Barker. The…
We’ll flush out malcontents: President
Zanu-PF is aware of attempts by its detractors to recruit elements to destabilise the party from within its rank and file, but will flush out such malcontents, President Mnangagwa has said.
Chief Ndiweni dethroned
President Mnangagwa has dismissed Felix Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni from his position as Chief Ndiweni following recommendations by the Matabeleland North Chiefs’ Provincial Assembly.
Delegates add colour to conference
They came smartly dressed in their party regalia. Downing the Zanu-PF cloth blended in green, red and yellow, with President Mnangagwa’s visible portrait, the men and women looked super smart.