adminKikky comforts Qounfuzed
Maria Chiguvari ZIM hip-hop artiste, Christabell “Kikky Bad***” Mahlungwa, is crying foul play after Zimdancehall chanter, Qounfuzed, was not nominated for the 21st National Arts Merit Awards.
Newcastle party, Bosso roadshow
Sports Reporter IF Marvelous Nakamba had completed the move to Newcastle United last year, it’s very likely he would have featured in the Magpies’ FA Cup final colourful parade at…
PASTORS CHALLENGED OVER SECRET SINS
Arron Nyamayaro PASTORS have been challenged to maintain integrity and uprightness in order to remain relevant in society. The call was made by Apostle Stephen Mangwanya of New United Apostolic…
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- February 27, 2023
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Utility vandals nabbed
Arron Nyamayaro A man suspected of draining Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission Distribution Company transformer oil and two TelOne copper cable thieves were arrested last week.
Good times await Dynamos Juniors
Curtworth Masango Dynamos juniors are probably the oldest existing junior club in Harare that have shown consistency over the years.
QV workers go two years without pay
Ashley Mujoma The Medical Professional and Allied Workers Union of Zimbabwe has called for the intervention of responsible authorities in the plight of workers at QV Pharmaceuticals who have gone…
Timely Toolbox FC aims to grow fanbase
Curtworth Masango Timely Toolbox FC chairman, Malvin Chambati, said they have managed to create a big fan base which travels with the team wherever it goes.
Bonaqua Africa Triathlon Cup multi-sports festival set
Curtworth Masango COCA-COLA Franchise, marketing portfolio manager Zimbabwe, Faith Nehanda, said the professionalism exhibited by the Triathlon Association of Zimbabwe has strengthened the relationship between them.
Marumani stars as Eagles thrash Rhinos, lift T20 trophy
A BRILLIANT innings of 52 by Tadiwanashe Marumani was the highlight of a one-sided final as Eagles defeated a nervy Rhinos team by 62 runs to lift the Domestic Twenty20…
‘Gospel artistes deserve payment’
H-Metro Reporter RISING gospel artistes remain poor as they are made to perform at church conferences for free, a leading preacher and praise and worship singer has said.