adminRocky packs a punch for Klopp
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is a huge fan of the blockbuster Rocky films and would love one day to replicate the iconic scene of running up the Philadelphia stairs just…
Plumtree tourney to pave way for Zifa registered team
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter PLUMTREE community will use the annual Jonah Football Tournament to scout for the best players to form a strong team that will compete in a…
ZADHR urges thorough investigation into doping
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights (ZADHR) have expressed shock and disbelief following publication of doping by young children in swimming in the…
Father of seven offers $10 maintenance
Cynthia Dube, Court Reporter A 31-YEAR-OLD father of seven offered $10 to his ex-wife for the upkeep of their seven-month-old baby and the woman was shocked to discover in court…
FAO interventions pay off for Chivi folks
Sifelani Tsiko, Feature For Tendai Muzondo, a farmer from Chiokoyo village in Ward 10 of Chivi District in the south-central part of Zimbabwe, livestock means everything. Her ability to survive…
AS IT HAPPENED: Zanu-PF’s 16th Annual National People’s Conference (Day 4)
Updates by Vusumuzi Dube, Simiso Mlevu and Stanford Chiwanga 17:30: That’s all for today. Join us again tomorrow. Adios! 17:27: Dr Chombo concludes today’s session and announces that lunch and…
Govt alleviates Hwange Colliery workers’ plight
Fairness Moyana in Hwange THE Government has extended its drought relief programme to cover 3 200 Hwange Colliery Company Limited workers who have gone for two years without pay.
Row over online registration, Harare firm goes to High Court
Tendai Rupapa, Harare Bureau The dispute pitting a Harare company, Purple Divine Technology and the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education over the ownership of electronic Ministry Application Platform (e-MAP),…
Ibumba roars to life
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent THE week-long Ibumba Festival (iFest) comes to life in Bulawayo today with South African house duo, Black Motion, expected to shutdown the fete next week.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Cordial relations between MPs and ministers key
IT has become customary for MPs to complain about ministers who don’t show up for question time in both chambers of Parliament.