Esidakeni Farm latest: Magistrate dismisses defence’s application for exception
Vusumuzi Dube, Online News Editor MATABELELAND North provincial magistrate Mr Victor Mpofu has dismissed an application by the lawyer for three Kershelmar directors, Siphosami Malunga, Zephania Dhlamini and Charles Moyo,…
Illegal fuel dealer robbed at gun point
Jean Sigauke, Sunday News Reporter A 33-YEAR-OLD female fuel dealer from Madlambuzi in Bulilima District, Matabeleland South Province was robbed at gunpoint by three men who had posed as clients.…
Sweet potatoes a game changer
Zimbabwe’s agriculture sector has borne the brunt of climate change, evidenced by recurrent droughts, resulting in low yields. Experts have warned that the weather will become increasingly harsh in the coming years as climate change continues to worsen.
PSL Survival series heats up
IT is still game in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League’s survival series.
This comes as Bulawayo City staged a smash and grab victory over nearest rival ZPC Kariba at Nyamhunga yesterday.
It’s not all about bragging rights
HE is still far from reaching the standards set by the late Eddie May, but Brazilian gaffer Brito has rekindled belief among the Highlanders faithful that their favourite team can rise again.
Teacher by profession, poet by heart
Valencia Ndhlovu, Sunday News Reporter Poetry has been known to provide comfort and boost mood during periods of stress, trauma and grief. It’s a powerful combination of words, metaphor and…
Farming Issues: Livestock disease prevention, always better than treatment
THERE is an old adage in health management which states that prevention is better than cure. The gist of the matter being that preventing the occurrence of a disease or…
Facilities in decline
BILL ANTONIO, a sensational footballer who rose from the dusty streets of Dzivaresekwa to become one of the best players in the country before earning a move to Belgium, is now playing in world-class facilities.
Gamecocks beat Green Machine
Innocent Kurira at Luveve Stadium Chicken Inn 2-1 Caps United BRET Amidu’s stoppage-time strike got Chicken Inn out of jail after they almost got punished for missing a late second…
Zim has turned the tide and turned the corner
Some might have incredulously thought that Bishop Lazarus was just idly musing when he indicated that the US would hold out on easing sanctions on Zimbabwe ahead of next year’s watershed elections despite incessant and overwhelming global pressure to do so.











