adminGumbo reads riot act
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter CHICKEN Inn coach Rahman Gumbo read the riot act to his players ahead of last Sunday’s away trip to Hwange, reprimanding them for complacency which…
Murder attempt over $2
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter A-31-YEAR OLD man from Filabusi is battling for life in the intensive care unit at Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo after he was stabbed by his…
Lesotho pulls out of Cossasa games
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter LESOTHO has pulled out of the Confederation of School Sport Associations of Southern Africa (Cossasa) track and field athletics championships set for the National Sports…
Triple homicicide charge for fatal crash cop
Wynne Zanamwe, Midlands Reporter A POLICE officer who allegedly overtook another vehicle at a blind rise resulting in a head-on collision that killed the chief executive officer of Redcliff-based company,…
Trio impresses in Slovakia
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter THREE of the six players from Premiership side Bantu Rovers and Southern Region Division One League side Talen Vision have made the grade in Slovakia…
NSSA raises stakes in NicozDiamond
Harare Bureau THE National Social Security Authority has raised its stake in insurance group, NicozDiamond Insurance Limited to 50,9 percent after a mandatory offer to minority shareholders which closed last…
TelOne in $50 000 anti-litter campaign
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter TelOne has set aside $50 000 to provide refuse bins to the country’s towns and cities as a way of fighting littering.
Top-four race not over yet — Klopp
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp told his players to gird their loins for the Premier League run-in after they retained control of their top-four destiny with victory at Watford.
Victoria Falls Airport thieves kept in lock-up
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter FOUR villagers from Lupinyu near Victoria Falls International Airport who broke into a compound at the airport and stole household property worth $6 600 yesterday…
Rand in for rough ride as political pressures intensify
Cape Town — Currency traders are in for a rough ride this week as political pressures intensify both locally and internationally.