adminEDITORIAL COMMENT ; Consumer pressure will force ‘sticky’ pricing down further
While prices are continuing to fall following the major gain in value of the Zimbabwe dollar from the end of June and stable exchange rates being seen for almost three weeks, the Consumer Council of Zimbabwe has noted some anomalies.
SHOOTING INCIDENT HAUNTS MEGAN
LOS ANGELES. – Megan Thee Stallion has said she will “never be the same” after being shot in the feet by fellow rap star Tory Lanez, as a judge prepares…
Sharing Mandava costs FC Platinum
CHAMPIONS FC Platinum have conceded an 11-point disadvantage to unbeaten leaders Highlanders in a six-game period they have been sharing their traditional fortress Mandava Stadium with two other Premiership sides.
Man kills wife, son with a hoe, hangs self
Arron Nyamayaro A MAN pleaded for reconciliation with his wife, pretended to have forgiven her and then killed her together with their child in Mt Hampden last week. Tonderai Chemasi,…
DEMBARE HUNT FOR NEW COACH
DYNAMOS have begun search for a foreign coach to replace Herbert Maruwa, who was fired for poor results yesterday.
Malaika walks on global stage with ‘Mirage’
Former beauty queen and filmmaker, Malaika Mushandu, still has the catwalk genes, but this time around she is walking on the global stage through filming.
DJ BASHMOUTH IN HOMECOMING SHOW
Nyasha Kada SOUTH Africa-based wheel-spinner, DJ Bashmouth, is set to embark on a two-week tour of Zimbabwe, starting this weekend. Born Albert Zanganembo, 38 years ago in Mbare, the wheel-spinner…
Antipas backs White Lion
Bruce Chikuni CHICKEN Inn technical director, Joey Antipas, has backed forward Calum-English Brown to shine at the club. Antipas is not convinced the White Lion has flopped. He has only…
Zanu PF flexes muscles, ground game impressive
AN undeniable fact ahead of the August 23 harmonised elections is that the ruling Zanu PF has so far been the most visible and active party drumming up support ahead of the polls which analysts say will guarantee them an easy victory.
Niger army rebuffs diplomatic mission
NIAMEY. – Niger’s military government has rejected the latest diplomatic mission from African countries aimed at restoring constitutional order after a July 26 coup, resisting pressure from the United States and United Nations to come to the negotiating table.