The game will miss Brian Banda
HE wore the number 8 with quiet pride and commanded the midfield with calm authority. A natural leader, a symbol of humility. On June 29, the curtain fell far too soon on the life of Brian Banda, just 29 years old, who died in a horrific car crash along the Zvishavane-Bulawayo Road.
Man in court for attempted murder
Dalyn Chigwizura, Court Writer A 43-year-old man from Njube suburb in Bulawayo has appeared before Western Commonage Court magistrate Mrs Sibongile Marondedze, facing two counts of attempted murder. He has…
Mine worker dies in chrome fines avalanche
Patrick Chitumba, Zimpapers Writer A mine worker died on Friday after he was buried under a heap of chrome fines at the Zimasco West Plant in Kwekwe. The now deceased,…
Hardrock grind out crucial win
Onward Gangata, HARDROCK bounced back into the title race with a gritty 2–1 win over MSU on the road, reigniting hopes of catching runaway leaders Sheasham in the Zifa Central…
Nyoni signs Reds long-term deal
TREY Nyoni has committed the next few years of his young career to Liverpool, signing a new long-term contract with the club.
UK experiences most growth in over a year
The UK economy experienced its most significant growth in over a year at the start of 2025, official figures have confirmed, largely propelled by robust household spending.
Gold edges up as traders weigh US trade deals
Gold edged up, supported by a dip in the dollar, as US trade talks progressed ahead of a July 9 deadline and Senate negotiations continued over President Donald Trump’s $4,5 trillion tax cut package.
Huge scare for beyonce
Beyoncé was forced to stop her show in Houston on Saturday night when the car she was sitting in started to tilt mid-air.
World economy faces ‘pivotal moment’
Trade tensions and fractious geopolitics risk exposing deep fault lines in the global financial system, central bank umbrella body the Bank for International Settlements, said in its latest assessment of the state of the world economy.
How Chikoko bulldozed his way past setbacks
VITALIS Chikoko didn’t just chase a basketball dream, he walked four kilometres for it, twice broke his right arm, and still refused to give up. From humble beginnings in Kuwadzana and Glen View to the bright lights of Europe’s top leagues, Zimbabwe’s basketball captain bulldozed through every obstacle thrown his way.











