adminParliamentarian arrested for unlawful entry
Arron Nyamayaro A PARLIAMENTARIAN was yesterday arrested for gaining entry into his house, which he rents out, by scaling over the gate, to illegally evict his tenant in Glaudina.
Time to start Pfumvudza preps for 2022/23 season
JUST before the start of the 2021/22 cropping season, Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Deputy Minister Vangelis Haritatos revealed to Senate that more than three million farmers and 5 294 agricultural extension workers and supervisors across the country had been trained on the Pfumvudza/Intwasa farming concept.
Small cars in demand with new petrol price
THE bottom has fallen out of the market for large six and eight-cylinder cars since the recent increase in the price of petrol.
Two Mashwede employees convicted of fraud
TWO Mashwede Holdings employees were yesterday convicted of stealing fuel coupons worth nearly US$17 000 and faking an armed robbery to cover up.
State assisted funeral for Mtetwa
President Mnangagwa has accorded a State assisted funeral to Ambassador Andrew Mtetwa who died on Sunday.
Sungura artist challenges musicians to be original
Edwin Nhukarume SUNGURA artist, Blessing Marezva, believes authentic sound is the identity of an artist.
Gems regroup for World Cup preps
ZIMBABWE’S Gems are set to get down to business today when they resume preparations for the upcoming Netball World Cup qualifiers due to take place next month in Pretoria, South Africa.
PHILLIPS NOW A CITIZEN
MANCHESTER. – England midfielder Kalvin Phillips says he is “absolutely delighted” to join champions Manchester City for £45m.
Nightmare for clubs as AFCON is pushed back
LONDON. — The next African Cup of Nations has been pushed back from June-July 2023 to January-February 2024, meaning English Premier League clubs will again lose key players midway through their campaigns.
Saint Floew preaches gospel of professionalism
Paidamoyo Bore and Wilson Tinotenda Waison RAPPER Saint Floew reckons professionalism is crucial in boosting the music industry.