adminPep Guardiola defends Haaland
PEP GUARDIOLA slammed Roy Keane’s “League Two” jibe at Erling Haaland, hailing him “the best striker in the world”. And in a dig back, the England Premier Soccer League champions…
Inform Chiefs wary of DeMbare
Fungai Muderere REBUILDING Bulawayo Chiefs will engage in another tricky Castle Lager Premier Soccer League tie in as many weeks when they engage in an away Sunday fixture against Dynamos…
Police officer assaulted, stabbed on the buttocks
Danisa Masuku THREE MEN who allegedly resisted arrest took turns to assault and stab a police officer on the arms, shoulder and buttocks. Nkosilathi Ngwenya (21), Mduduzi Sibanda (22) and…
Examples of smart home technology that can make your life easier
Smart home technology is not only cool, but can also come in very handy while making day to day life a whole lot simpler. From making grocery shopping easier to…
AK 47 gun-brandishing robbers pounce on forex dealers
Raymond Jaravaza TWO armed robbers, brandishing AK-47 guns, allegedly attacked three illegal forex dealers (osiphatheleni) and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash at Nkulumane Shopping Complex in Bulawayo…
ZIMUNYA OUT OF ORDER, SAYS OMEGA SIBANDA
Curtworth Masango OMEGA SIBANDA, the former Zifa vice president, has castigated individuals who are running parallel structures to the Zifa Normalisation Committee. He said such individuals were positioning themselves for…
Chiware: The permanent scar of Rhodesia’s brutality
Horror, horror, horror! Horror in Rusape.
21 life-changing projects completed in Binga
THE Government has successfully completed 21 projects in Binga District in Matabeleland North Province as the Second Republic continues to walk the talk in terms of leaving no one and no place behind in its development agenda.
Man loses finger as robbers snatch money bag
Danisa Masuku A man from Matsheumhlope suburb in Bulawayo was the victim of a double tragedy last week when two thieves snatched his bag containing US$350 and severed part of…
Mbudzi interchange now 61pc complete
LEGISLATORS yesterday toured the US$88 million Mbudzi Interchange project in Harare which is now 61 percent complete.