King Smade falls in love with zim

Tafadzwa Zimoyo Zimpapers Entertainment Editor Zimbabwe has a new son-in-law! King Smade, the celebrated Afrobeats impresario and founder of Afro Nation, is soaking up every ounce of Zimbabwean hospitality, food,…

Water woes rock Chinhoyi hospital

Paul Pindani in CHINHOYI AUTHORITIES at Chinhoyi Provincial Hospital fear they are sitting on a health time bomb due to the unavailability of water. Speaking at the graduation of 99…

Munetsi, Chirewa to get new manager

ZIMBABWE Internationals Marshal Munetsi and Tawanda Chirewa are set to work under a new manager following the sacking of Vitor Pereira yesterday.

AFZ implements strict drug screening for recruits

THE Air Force of Zimbabwe has intensified its fight against drug and substance abuse by introducing strict medical examinations that screen all potential recruits for drug use.

Sichone wins Manicaland Classic

ZAMBIA’s William “The Machine” Sichone won the Manicaland Classic senior men body-building title at the Golden Peacock Hotel in Mutare on Saturday.

FRANK GIVEN THE COLD SHOULDER

Tottenham manager Thomas Frank refused to condemn Micky van de Ven and Djed Spence after his defenders appeared to ignore him following Saturday’s 1-0 defeat against Chelsea. Joao Pedro’s 34th…

Wildlife management policies strengthened

WILDLIFE management policies are being strengthened and new legislation put in place to ensure sustainable elephant conservation amid rising populations and increasing human-wildlife conflicts in areas surrounding major national parks.

LOOKING BACK: Lord Carrington gives deadline on constitutional document

LONDON. — Britain yesterday presented its pre-independence arrangements for Zimbabwe Rhodesia, which Lord Carrington said offered “the only prospect of ending the war”.

Afghanistan in emphatic series sweep

A 159-run opening stand set the platform for Afghanistan’s nine-run victory in the final T20I as they swept the series 3-0 against Zimbabwe. Rahmanullah Gurbaz (92 off 48) and Ibrahim…

SA in longest monthly rally since 2013

South African equities recorded their longest monthly winning streak since early 2013, buoyed by optimism around the domestic economy, expectations of global monetary easing, and renewed appetite for emerging-market assets.…

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