adminEDITORIAL COMMENT: Where are the football fans?
THE 2022 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League is now gaining momentum with some interesting results and spectacular goals being scored.
This is not football
Sharuko on Saturday HE mentioned our name, of course he did, as the auditorium, packed with the leaders of world football, listened attentively. More than 200 of them were in…
2022 media accreditation fees gazetted
The Zimbabwe Media Commission yesterday gazetted accreditation and registration fees and levies for journalists and media houses for this year.
DeMbare, Rhinos rekindle bitter rivalry
WHEN the late Army Commander, General Solomon Mujuru, decided to form Black Rhinos two years after Independence, little did he realise that his new project would rise like a colossus to navigate a trailblazing journey in both the domestic and continental rough terrains to become a household name in the game in this country.
Pregnancy and antenatal care
Loice Vavi Health Matters Definition of antenatal care It is the care a woman receives throughout pregnancy and is important in helping to ensure a healthy pregnancy state and safe…
Getting to know ‘Scott’ Sakupwanya
“Like Liberty, gold never stays where it is undervalued”.
ZIFA give Benjani green light
NEWLY-APPOINTED Ngezi Platinum Stars head coach Benjani Mwaruwari has been cleared by ZIFA to begin his duties and could be in charge tomorrow when the Mhondoro side face Bulawayo Chiefs in a Castle Lager Premiership match at Luveve.
Good Samaritan (78) makes waves
A 78-year-old man from Zvimba has become the toast of his area after taking it upon himself to assist people with various sicknesses and the elderly.
Close relatives nailed in 90pc of sexual abuse, GBV cases
Nearly 90 percent of reported cases of sexual assault and abuse and of gender based violence are perpetrated by close family members.
Beware of advance fee fraud
The increasing population in the usage of mobile technology is highly favouring and making it easy for fraudsters to dupe unsuspecting victims in advance fee fraud