JUST IN: Encounters Festival invites filmmakers to submit documentaries for 2021 edition

Mthabisi Tshuma, Showbiz Correspondent Africa’s premier documentary festival, Encounters South African International Documentary Festival has called on producers of feature, mid-length and short documentary film to submit entries for the…

JUST IN: Cosafa plans for bumper 2021

Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter WHILE the coronavirus pandemic continues to create uncertainty across the African continent, the Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (Cosafa) remains hopeful of a full…

JUST IN: Zaka man trampled to death by Hippo

Sydney Mubaiwa in Zaka A Zaka octogenarian has died after he was mauled and trampled by a hippopotamus that charged at him while herding cattle. Police have identified the deceased…

JUST IN: 20 more people succumb to Covid-19

Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter THE country has reported 20 more Covid-19 related deaths as the country recorded 266 new cases in the last 24-hour cycle, bringing the total number of…

JUST IN: Zim’s Defence Policy non-aggressive – Minister Muchinguri-Kashiri

Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Zimbabwe’s Defence Policy is non-aggressive and is aimed at defending the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity while promoting maintenance of international peace and stability. This was…

JUST IN: Hwange town boss lands new post

Judith Phiri, Sunday News Reporter  Hwange Local Board (HLB) Town Secretary Mr Ndumiso Mdlalose has assumed a top post as new chairman of the Town Clerks’ Forum. According to the…

JUST IN: Negligence, greed cause for concern among small scale miners

Judith Phiri, Sunday News Reporter  NEGLIGENCE and greed have been identified as major causes to deaths among artisanal and small-scale miners. Young Miners Foundation (YMF) in partnership with the Midlands…

JUST IN: Zaka man knifed to death for stealing phone during beer drink

George Maponga in Masvingo A 25 year-old Zaka man paid a heavy price for violating lockdown regulations and joining two friends on a drinking binge late into the night after…

JUT IN: Athletes to be tested once every four days

ATHLETES will be tested at least once every four days as part of the International Olympic Committee’s quest to keep coronavirus at bay at the rearranged Tokyo Games. The IOC…

Captain Sir Tom Moore dies aged 100: ‘In our darkest hour since WW2, he rallied’

Celebrities have paid tribute to Captain Sir Tom Moore who has died aged 100 amid a battle with Covid-19 and pneumonia. His family announced his death on social media, sharing a picture of Sir Tom and the message ‘1920 – 2021’.

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