Seven out of 18 Zifa Southern Region clubs attend AGM

Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent ONLY seven of the 18 teams that are part of the Zifa Southern Region Division One League participated in the Annual General Meeting (AGM) held yesterday after…

PSL’s Friday the 13th

ALMOST everything seems to be in limbo and the Premier Soccer League is literally in a fix.

The 2020 Premier Soccer League fixtures list cannot be released because the identity of the clubs that will participate this season is still not clear.

NAMES AND NAMING: How some places get their names

Pathisa Nyathi NAMES do capture events that take place as shown last week in the name Advance, a name of one of Nhlanhla Jimmy Mabhena’s sons. Driving along the Kezi-Maphisa…

Councillors ignore Bulawayo water situation

Vusumuzi Dube, Senior Municipal Reporter  AS Bulawayo’s water situation continues to worsen, the city’s future water supplies and water action committee has failed to sit in the past three months with…

White ex-farmers get compensation

Government has paid over $35 million to about 650 white former commercial farmers whose land was repossessed under the Land Reform Programme.

Over 900 white ex-farmers have applied for compensation under the Interim Relief Programme, which was established to facilitate payments, to mostly aged farmers, for developments they had done on the farms.

Tertiary fees payments on record high

Universities have recorded a massive improvement in the number of students who paid their tuition fees on time despite a sharp increase in the amounts, it has been learnt.

The development comes at a time Government, through the Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development, set university fees between $3 500 and $5 000 per semester depending on the programme.

Chat with Sis Noe

Hi Sis Noe I’m a mother of two, HIV-positive, aged 43, looking for a serious man of the same status who is based in Bulawayo.  I am a man from…

Chevrons look on the brighter side?

AFTER a bruising and crushing defeat, it’s almost customary for most sportsmen to look for positives, and the brighter side of things.

It is a mentality Zimbabwe’s Chevrons may look to adopt, as they move to the Twenty20 format of their month-long tour of Bangladesh.

Where are all the lady Umpires ZC?

Imagine how it feels to be mistaken for a man, not because you possesses any masculine features, but for the simple fact that you are a woman operating in a male-dominated sport.

Zim-UK move to break talks impasse

Lincoln Towindo, Harare Bureau  ZIMBABWE and Britain have begun laying the ground for formal political dialogue to normalise relations, it has been learnt. Despite domesticating the European Union stance on Zimbabwe…

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