adminZima organisers’ decision gets backing
Melissa Mpofu/Simbarashe Mutizwa ARTISTES who were nominated and billed to perform at the Zimbabwe Music Awards (Zima) have supported organisers of the event for their decision to postpone the awards…
Nyabinde free gig for Bulawayo fans tonight
Showbiz Reporter BOB Nyabinde and his band, the Savanna Drive, will serenade afro-jazz revellers at a free-to-enter family show at Archer’s Sports Club in Bulawayo tonight.
Deputy Minister Mandiwanzira robbed
Tendai Rupapa Harare Bureau THE Deputy Minister of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, Cde Supa Mandiwanzira, lost more than $4,000 to his maid who allegedly broke into his bedroom and…
Maintenance cheat pastor gets suspended sentence
Plaxcedes Hove Court Reporter A PASTOR who was ordained on Sunday appeared in court yesterday charged with violating a court order directing him to pay maintenance for his two minor…
Woman flees HIV+ hubby, granted $40 maintenance
Lethokuhle Moyo Court Reporter A BULAWAYO woman yesterday said she left her matrimonial home because she discovered her husband had been concealing his HIV positive status.
Critical thinking, principles vital for quality leadership
IN any society, there are men and women of critical thinking, reason and principles. Some are of expedience, shallow values, instant gratification, personal aggrandisement or gormandisers.
COMMENT: Players part of Highlanders malaise
HIGHLANDERS Football Club are a big institution with a rich history dating back to 1926 when the team was formed by the sons of Lobengula in Bulawayo. It is an…
Knives out for ‘drug rape’ MP
Nduduzo Tshuma Senior Political Reporter MDC-T Matabeleland North will on Sunday hold its provincial congress with members reportedly pushing for the ouster of Prince Madubeko Sibanda as provincial secretary due…
Cops probe Alpha Omega robbery
Pamela Shumba Senior Reporter BULAWAYO police have launched an investigation after two armed robbers raided an Alpha Omega Dairy warehouse and got away with $1,040 in cash and mobile phones.
Zesa ‘to ease blackouts in 3 weeks’
Loveness Bepete Chronicle Reporter ZESA has warned that its intensified load-shedding will last at least another three weeks, blaming reduced imports and depressed power generation at Hwange and Kariba.