adminChiredzi farmer is cotton grower of the year
Herald Reporters
A CHIREDZI farmer Thembani Mhosisi is this year’s smallscale cotton farmer of the year after shrugging of stiff challenge from
Chapman host Nomads
Sports Reporter
CHAPMAN Golf Club will tomorrow host the annual Nomads Golf Society fundraising golf tournament. The fundraising proceeds
OG’s defend crown
Mbachi Mutukula-Maregere Sports Reporter
OLD Georgians successfully defended their National Rugby League championship after beating hosts Harare Sports Club 45-38
Zimbabwe Open gets ITF Futures’ status
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter
TENNIS Zimbabwe are set to break new ground after the International Tennis Federation recently accepted their request to have
Vettel closes in on F1 title
Monza. – Sebastian Vettel shed tears yesterday after moving to within sight of retaining his Formula One drivers’ world
Manyisa missile lands Orlando Pirates MTN8 title
JOHANNESBURG. – South African soccer giants Orlando Pirates retained their MTN8 title after defeating arch-rivals Kaizer
Sadomba back to scoring ways
ZIMBABWE international striker Edward Sadomba might be finding the going tough in the Warriors’ colours but he remains
Queen Kirsty shines
From Goodwill Zunidza in MAPUTO, Mozambique
KIRSTY COVENTRY’S four-gold medal haul at the 10th All-Africa Games won her a cash bonus with the swimming icon
I’m clean: Marange
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor
ZIFA vice-president Kenny Marange is taking in his stride his suspension by the association over the Asiagate scandal and
Mayor ‘ditches’ top city managers
Municipal Reporter
HARARE Mayor Muchadeyi Masunda says he will no longer protect the city’s top managers from councillors who think they back the “wrong” party.
Last week, he said he had been blocking resolutions to suspend and fire senior city managers because he did not want a “Spanish inquisition” but results.
He said he had an unwritten pact with management to protect them from the councillors but has now undone it because the managers are not implementing council resolutions.
Mayor Masunda said he would no longer protect town clerk Dr Tendai Mahachi and four of his directors “when councillors start baying for their blood”.