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Langton Nyakwenda-Sports Reporter THE next Warriors coach will not have the privilege of choosing his squad as he will work with a pool of players selected by a technical committee,…
Zimbabwean ingenuity, empowerment fuels black prosperity
Sikhulekelani Moyo-Bulawayo Bureau SINCE gaining independence, Zimbabwe’s small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have become a powerful engine for economic growth and black empowerment. These innovative and creative SMEs have not…
Clubs jostle for Saul Chaminuka’s signature
Langton Nyakwenda-Sports Reporter SAUL CHAMINUKA has suddenly become the local Premiership’s most wanted coach. The veteran coach has posted some respectable results with newly-promoted Bikita Minerals and his exploits have…
Harare council to name, shame debtors on social media platforms
Remember Deketeke-Herald Correspondent THE Harare City Council, which is owed almost a billion ZiG by ratepayers, will soon embark on an exercise to name and shame its debtors as part…
Zanu PF launches ZiG awareness campaigns
Joseph Madzimure-Senior Reporter ZANU PF Harare province is encouraging its members to accept and use the new ZiG currency and wants all other parties to do the same. Speaking soon…
ZIFA NEED A NEW BROOM
James Mudzivare-Zimpapers Sports Hub Correspondent IN the week that football has been mourning the passing on of its rare breed of administrators, Ronnie Chihota, debates on the state of the…
Mabika’s romance with Zambia comes full circle
Tinashe Kusema THE relationship between Zimbabwe and Zambia in rugby runs deep, especially when it comes to the women’s game. Zambia women’s senior national team played their first international match…
War time mystery: When the dead narrates his own death
Isdore Guvamombe-Reflections It sounds more of unorthodox journalism to interview a spirit, but when you are on the ringside of events, where the profession, at times, awkwardly catapults you, you…
End of the road for clueless opposition
LAST weekend’s landslide victory by ZANU PF in the formerly opposition-dominated Harare constituencies not only solidified the revolutionary party’s two-thirds majority in the National Assembly, but also sounded the death…
