Chiwandire for BU title fight
SCOTTLAND Queens captain, Kudakwashe “Take Money” Chiwandire, will temporarily hang her football boots and step back into the boxing ring, in what could be a major come-back fight for the multi-talented athlete.
ARE PIRATES GOING THE LUTON WAY?
ARE Chegutu Pirates slipping down the leagues the way Luton Town crashed down from the English Premiership into League One in the past two seasons?
Gold, coal drive Zimbabwe’s mining sector to 7pc growth
Zimbabwe’s mining industry is poised for significant growth in 2025, with a projected increase of over seven percent driven by strong performances in gold and coal.
Eleven die as rcb celebrate ipl glory
MUMBAI. – Eleven people died in Bengaluru on Wednesday due to injuries suffered during a stampede around the Chinnaswamy Stadium, where the Royal Challengers Bengaluru players were being celebrated for winning the IPL for the first time in 18 years.
VIC FALLS MAN KIDNAPS, SODOMISES BOY (9)
A 46-year-old man has been arrested here after he allegedly kidnapped a nine-year-old boy and sodomised him twice before trying to silence him with a cellphone toy.
What about Gin and Tonic on World Gin day
JOHANNESBURG. – June 14 is World Gin Day which sees many raising a glass to their favourite spirit.
Rabada was caught using cocaine
KAGISO Rabada, who is making his comeback to cricket in the warm-up match against Zimbabwe in Arundel, England, was caught using cocaine when he was banned in January.
DEFIANT PAULINE STILL STANDING, DREAMING AT 40
SONGSTRESS Pauline Gundidza has seen it all in her 20 years in the tough trenches of the music industry − alcohol abuse, depression and being a victim of gender-based violence.
Chamber of Mines optimistic about 100 tonnes gold target
The Chamber of Mines Zimbabwe (CoMZ) has expressed optimism in the nation’s ability to achieve the ambitious annual gold production target of 100 tonnes, set by the Government, amid amplified calls to support artisanal and small-scale miners.
Caledonia injects US$23,7m into fiscus in 2024
LISTED gold producer, Caledonia Mining Corporation, contributed US$23,745 million to the Government in 2024, excluding royalty payments amounting to US$9,081 million, and further made several millions in community investments, the company has revealed.











