adminMAN KILLED FOR STEALING MAIZE COB
A SUSPECTED thief was beaten to death for stealing a maize cob from a National Foods employee’s field in Rugare.
BOSSO PAY TRIBUTE TO SAKUNDA
HIGHLANDERS have paid tribute to their principal sponsors Sakunda Holdings who will present them with their kits for this season in Harare today.
CHIEF HWENJE, TAMBAOGA’S BIG UHURU NIGHT
REVOLUTIONARY singer, Chief Hwenje, says he is ready to meet Tambaoga, who played his part at the turn of the millennium, in preaching the values of patriotism.
ANTIPAS, CHITEMBWE IN TROUBLE
JOEY Antipas and Lloyd Chitembwe might have invited trouble for themselves when they questioned the impartiality of match officials last weekend.
NEWBOYS SCOTLAND IN TOUGH MWOS TEST
THEY are newboys in the ZIFA Northern Region Division One Soccer League but, because of their ambitious owner and name, they are already attracting considerable attention.
MATSIKENYERI TO LEAD CHEVRONS IN BANGLADESH
STUART Matsikenyeri will take charge of the Zimbabwe senior men’s tour of Bangladesh at the end of the month on an interim basis as Zimbabwe Cricket will only announce a new substantive coach for the Chevrons next month.
ARGENTINA’S STRIKING LOVE AFFAIR WITH THE US DOLLAR
BUENOS AIRES. – One day, Argentina’s peso could be a thing of the past.
JOURNALISTS URGED TO MAKE USE OF AI
LOCAL media organisations have been urged to make use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance the quality of news stories.
CHADYA DEMANDS A STREAK OF RUTHLESSNESS
CHAMPIONS Ngezi Platinum Stars’ goalkeeper, Nelson Chadya, wants his teammates to rediscover their scoring touch when they host leaders Highlanders at Baobab this weekend.
Djokovic in fine fettle at Monte Carlo
World number one Novak Djokovic said his clinical win over Roman Safiullin was one of his best-ever performances at the Monte Carlo Masters, adding that he was feeling great at the outset of a tournament where he has often struggled in recent years.