adminKHAMA IS ONE OF ‘SOUTH AFRICAN PLAYERS ABROAD’
Sports Reporter IT’S a measure of the South African media’s obsession with Khama Billiat that he is even being considered, by some media organisations, as one of the “South African…
PSL CEO RESPONDS TO RUFARO HEIST ARTICLE
WE write in response to the article published in your newspaper on 23 May 2024 with the above headline. We are concerned that your publication did not provide us with…
Stakeholders examine 2025 Budget Strategy Paper
MEASURES to restore the value of workers’ earnings, availability of ZiG notes and coins, and efforts to widen the tax base, among other policies to grow the economy, took centre-stage during discussions before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Budget, Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion on Wednesday.
Manica Diamonds hold Bosso
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Mabvuku accident: Truck driver faces culpable homicide charges
THE driver of a Howo truck which was involved in road traffic accident with two commuter omnibuses in Harare’s Mabvuku suburb on Tuesday night, killing six people, is likely to face culpable homicide charges.
New stadium: Chance for cricket to grow
CONSTRUCTION of the 10 000-seater cricket stadium in Victoria Falls is an opportunity to develop grassroots sport and come up with future cricket stars in Victoria Falls and Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe Cricket chairman Tavengwa Mukuhlani said yesterday.
Africa Day: A celebration of identity, heritage
ZIMBABWEANS tomorrow join in commemorating Africa Day, a significant day in the continent’s history.
Vincent back in Japan
TOKYO. — ZIMBABWE’S Scott Vincent returns to Japan this week for his first appearance of the golf season, setting his sights on winning the Gateway to The Mizuno Open, which teed off in Okayama prefecture yesterday.
President Mugabe arrives in Addis for OAU talks
PRESIDENT Mugabe arrived in the Ethiopian capital yesterday evening to attend today’s PTA mini-summit and tomorrow’s OAU annual meeting.
Madzibaba Ishmael’s defence lawyer falls sick, stalls trial
The trial for Apostolic Sect leader, Madzibaba Ishmael Chokurongerwa (54), and his seven accomplices, who are facing allegations of contravening sections of the Burial and Cremation Act and the Children’s Act, could not commence yesterday, following reports that their lawyer was sick.