adminCABS candidates chess tourney dates confirmed
THE Zimbabwe Chess Federation have confirmed the dates for the third edition of the CABS Candidates Chess Tournament to be held at the National University of Science and Technology from December 5-8.
Zinara signs corporate integrity pledge
The Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) yesterday signed the Corporate Integrity Pledge, reaffirming its commitment to combating corruption and promoting transparency and accountability.
ALL SET FOR SOCCER STAR SELECTION
A PANEL of selectors is this morning set to pick the 11 players who stood head and shoulders above the rest in the just-ended Castle Lager Premier Soccer League.
Masomere on verge of PSL return
LUKE MASOMERE has won 19 games since joining Lowveld side Triangle United in June, but his 20th victory could be monumental.
Jonga finds new passion in Strongwoman
REGINA Jonga, a celebrated female bodybuilder who won several medals at home and on the African continent, has found a new passion in a newly formed sport — Strongwoman.
Nkumbula calls Kaunda to join London talks
LUSAKA. — The United National Independence Party (UNIP) leader, Mr Kaunda will fly to London on Wednesday at the request of Mr Nkumbula, president of the African National Congress, who is already in London. The two leaders will see Mr Butler, to “present a united front and case” for a new Constitution for Northern Rhodesia.
UNiTE to end violence against women and girls
United Nations joint statement and call to action on the commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women by the United Nations.
Mr and Ms Mufakose junior on
RUTENDO Hall in Mufakose will be a hive of activity when they play host to the second edition of the Mr. and Ms. Mufakose Junior body-building and modelling this Saturday.
CAMPFIRE funds benefit 2 000 Gatshegatshe villagers
FUNDS generated from sustainable use of wildlife through CAMPFIRE (Communal Areas Management Programme for Indigenous Resources), have benefitted over 2 000 villagers in Gatshegatshe, Kariba district.
Council enforces one dog per household rule
dog licensing by-laws are now going to be enforced after years of neglect by Harare City Council, with households on less than 2 000 square metre plots, the high and middle density suburbs plus almost all gated complexes, limited to two pets, while those on larger plots will be limited to four.