adminNo more caning of juvenile offenders
Harare Bureau JUVENILE offenders will no longer be sentenced to caning after the High Court recently ruled that corporal punishment is unconstitutional and has no place in the country’s statutes…
Chiefs release Nkhatha
Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed the club has released striker Kingston Nkhatha to join SuperSport United with immediate effect. The Zimbabwean forward signed a pre-contract with Matsatsantsa this month that would…
Afcon entices fans
African Nations Cup organisers will charge less than $1 for some tickets in a bid to entice spectators and the president of hosts Equatorial Guinea plans to give away 40,000…
Kvitova wins Sydney title
Sydney — Petra Kvitova completed her preparations for an assault on a third grand slam title in triumphant style yesterday by downing fellow Czech Karolina Pliskova 7-6 7-6 to win…
Mauritania anti-slavery verdict sparks riot
PROTESTERS have clashed with police in Mauritania after three anti-slavery activists were sentenced to two years in prison. At least four people were injured after the police used tear gas…
OMs, Western Panthers clash in semis
Ngqabutho Moyo Sports Reporter WESTERN Panthers will lock horns with Old Miltonians (OMs) in a Matabeleland Rugby Board Zimbo Under-20 Rugby Cup semi-final tie at Hartsfield today. Rugby enthusiasts in…
Zambian lawyer favourite in tight presidential race
LUSAKA — Zambian lawyer Edgar Lungu’s rapid rise from backroom politician to presidential front-runner in one of Africa’s most promising frontier markets has revealed tactical nous and a steely determination…
‘Avenging’ small house bites wife
Marvelous Moyo Gwanda Correspondent A GWANDA woman sustained a deep cut on her lower lip after she was bitten by her husband’s girlfriend who allegedly wanted to avenge the beatings…
Outcry over pre-paid parking discs
Masvingo Correspondent MOTORISTS in Masvingo are up in arms with the city council following the reintroduction of pre-paid parking discs. The motorists are unhappy with the reintroduced parking discs arguing…
Men also suffer gender based violence
Fredrick Qaphelani Mabikwa Worldwide, gender-based violence has always been perceived as a phenomenon of women being battered by men. This is true to a certain extent as shown by statistics.