Bloodbath at Kaizer Chiefs

JOHANNESBURG. – Several first-team stars are set to sensationally depart Kaizer Chiefs as the club finalise their impending departures with a list of transfer-listed players.

When weather brings butterflies in the tummy

  Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter TRAUMA haunts the Muzhambi family ever since the night of March 15, 2019 when Cyclone Idai left them severely injured and homeless. The trauma was…

Editorial Comment: Abusing women is simply unacceptable

CASES of jilted lovers, who cannot let go of the past, are sad and have been on the increase for some time now.

Bigger, better 2023 Bonaqua Troutbeck Triathlon

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter   PARTICIPANTS for this year’s edition of the world class tourism sports event – the Bonaqua Troutbeck African Triathlon Union contest – must brace for…

Steelmate expands operations

STEELMATE Investments has opened another branch in Glen Norah, Harare, to boost its visibility across the capital and move closer to its clients.

Hoteliers join social soccer frenzy

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter   PLAYERS in the hospitality industry have joined the bandwagon of social football with a significant number of hotels and beer outlets in Mutare forming…

Mutare pool players eye Tagaz contest

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter   MORE than 30 pool players in Mutare are set to shake off the off-season dust when the Tagaz One Man Pool Tournament gets underway…

Church rescues Chikanga homeless family

  Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter A local church has come to the rescue of the homeless Chikanga siblings who were kicked out of their father’s house four months ago and…

Dorcas Moyo breaks NAMA curse

  Liberty Dube Entertainment Correspondent SHE never saw it coming! It was an insurmountable, yet achievable dream. Gospel supremo, Dorcas Moyo, shrugged off stiff competition from equally-deserving songstresses Feli Nandi…

Crop assessment points to better harvest

  Samuel Kadungure Senior Reporter THE Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development has concluded its first crop and livestock assessment whose findings point to a better harvest…

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