Chivayo offers US$100k reward to find robbers

TWENTY suspected robbers raided a farm in Marondera belonging to the in-laws of businessman Mr Wicknell Chivayo and seized US$74 100 in cash, a pistol and three cellphones, among other valuables, early yesterday morning.

Mixed views on Zifa National First Division

Lovemore Dube, [email protected] CALLS for Zifa to introduce a National First Division has drawn mixed reactions from the soccer community. Former top goalscorer and the fourth player from Bulawayo to…

WATCH: Bulawayo a centre of excellence in fire-fighting training

Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] THE Bulawayo Fire Brigade has once again proved to be the centre of excellence in fire-fighting training as the city hosts 20 local municipalities, companies and rural…

Balakasi targets more records

AMBITIOUS Northern Region Soccer League side, Agama, splashed US$50 000 on new signings, in a statement move by the Mt Darwin outfit, who are eyeing promotion into the Premiership.

Court hears how slain Byo cop met her fate

IN a shocking turn of events, a Bulawayo court yesterday heard that Detective Constable Cassandra Hove tragically died when a bullet ricocheted off a suspected armed robber and struck her on the left breast.

Junior Sables ready to rumble

SHAUN DE SOUZA appears to be ambivalent when it comes to the just-ended Paramount Under-20 Rugby League.

‘DRC conflict resolution to come from within’

AS violence continues unabated in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), African regional blocs are intensifying efforts to find a lasting solution, relying on home-grown strategies rather than international interventions.

Farmers assured of non-stop electricity, water supplies

FARMERS have been assured of uninterrupted electricity and water supplies during the forthcoming winter cropping season.

Time to tame rising tide of unscrupulous buyers

IN a landscape where trust and fair dealings should prevail, unscrupulous buyers are running a successful sideshow every marketing season — thronging communal areas armed with a litany of tactics to fleece farmers of their produce and leaving them with little or even no compensation at times.

New US$1,5m lithium plant for Zvishavane

A NEW US$1,5 million lithium processing plant is nearing completion in Zvishavane, providing a significant boost to high-value investments in Zimbabwe under the Second Republic.

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