Is it all about firing a coach?
Fungai Muderere, Senior Sports Reporter AN uncertain future seems to be a long-standing feature within soccer, where coaches work under pressure of the threat of dismissals if they fail to…
Zimbabwe engages sponsors to clear arrears
Debra Matabvu, Chief Reporter ZIMBABWE has begun engaging bilateral partners, multilateral institutions and private entities to secure financial resources, guarantees and technical support to clear its arrears with international creditors,…
Eagles too strong for Tuskers
Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter A SENSATIONAL bowling spell from Alex Falao helped Eagles dehorn Tuskers with an eight wickets win at Takashinga Cricket Club on Friday. Falao was a class…
Matopo High School achieves record success
Faith Ndlovu, Sunday News Reporter MATOPO High School is basking in pride as it celebrates an extraordinary academic milestone for 2024.The school’s Ordinary Level students achieved an impressive 92,3 percent…
SeedCo records 48pc revenue growth
Judith Phiri, Business Reporter LISTED seed manufacturer, SeedCo Zimbabwe demonstrated impressive growth in the third quarter of 2024, achieving a 48 percent surge in revenue, fuelled by increased seed sales…
Zimbabwe has enough ARVs in stock — NAC
Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE has adequate antiretroviral (ARV) drugs in stock for the 1,2 million people currently on antiretroviral therapy (ART), despite recent disruptions in international funding for HIV programmes, the…
‘I will wait for Kay B, she’s the love of my life’. . .Big Brother Mzansi evictee Savage
Big Brother Mzansi evictees Bonni Bee and Hassaan “Savage” Rigney left the house on Sunday, but their love triangle with Florence “Kay B” Mphirime will keep the fire burning. The…
Man charged with rape, indecent assault of nieces
Lesley Chikudo, [email protected] A 44-year-old Bulawayo man has appeared in court, charged with rape and indecent assault, after allegedly attacking his 14-year-old niece and indecently assaulting her 12-year-old sister. The…
24 convicted of murder in one week in the Midlands
Nqobile Bhebhe, [email protected] TWENTY-FOUR individuals have been convicted of murder and sentenced to between 18 years and life imprisonment, following a remarkable week of progress at the Midlands High Court…











