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Kenya football boss gets temporary relief
Ousted Football Kenya Federation boss Nick Mwendwa got a temporary reprieve after a court released him on bail pending the determination of an application, to detain him for two weeks, whose judgment is set to be handed out tomorrow.
Red Cross receives oxygen equipment
Singapore Red Cross Society has donated 35 oxygen concentrators to Zimbabwe to upgrade public health facilities and help them cope with more Covid-19 patients.
Zim woman secures AU ambassadorial post
ZIMBABWEAN Ms Cynthia Chingwenya has been selected as the second cohort of African Youth Ambassadors for Peace (AYAPs) to represent the Southern Africa region by the Political Affairs, Peace and Security (PAPS) Department of the African Union (AU).
Phase 2 of Beitbridge border upgrading gets under way
Civil works for the Beitbridge Border Post modernisation under Phase 2, which includes a bus terminal, have begun in earnest.
Poole’s prodigy hits high notes
ONLY weeks after joining Charlton Athletic Academy’s Under-11 football side, 10-year-old Mason Whyte has already put an early marker as he continues to shine for the nursery team in England.
Woman loses freedom bid in $35m fraud case
THE woman who allegedly duped a local businessman of $35 million in a botched mining chemicals deal sometime last year, yesterday lost her freedom bid after the court dismissed her application for exception to the charges.
Redcliff killer declared mentally ill
Thubelihle Kheshow (26), who went on a rampage killing seven people in Stone Clare suburb of Redcliff last month, has been declared mentally ill and unfit to stand trial by doctors.
Kidney patient dies before transplant
A 22-year-old Domboshava man who was seeking financial assistance to go to India for a kidney transplant has died before getting medical support.
Zanu PF dispels factionalism rumours
Zanu PF Politburo member Lieutenant-General Engelbert Rugeje (Retired) has rubbished claims of factionalism in the ruling party that are being peddled on social media.