Four dance groups converge under one management

Entertainment Reporter Four Bulawayo dance groups, New age, Shosholoza Bulawayo Queens dance troupe and Ziyawa dance troupe are set to combine under one management company. Although the quartet keeps their…

‘Tshisa’ pays $4 000 fine

Sikhumbuzo Moyo

THE 2002 Soccer Star of the Year first runner up, Johannes “Tshisa” Ngodzo is now a free man after paying his $4 000 fine imposed on him by Zifa

Groom students to be self-reliant, schools told

Walter Mswazie

SCHOOLS should start taking poetry, music and other arts subjects seriously

We learnt a lot from Asiagate — Dube

Ngqwele Dube

ZIMBABWEAN football should now move on and consign the Asiagate scandal to history’s dustbin after learning from the match-fixing saga, Zifa president Cuthbert Dube.

Super Eagles seal Afcon Glory

Nigeria ……………….. 1

Burkina Faso ……….. 0

THE continental heavyweights of Nigeria overcame the underdogs of Burkina Faso in a convincing Afcon final display in South Africa.

Rural pupils disadvantaged

Sukulwenkosi Dube

Attaining basic education for rural children remains an uphill climb as many of them experience harsh conditions which create an unfavourable learning environment.

Over 5 000 sitting on health time bomb at Renco Mine

Harare Bureau

Over 5 000 people at Renco Mine in Nyajena communal lands are sitting on a health time bomb as the gold mining settlement has been without running water for the past two weeks,

Editorial Comment: Consensus on draft constitution condemns NGOs into oblivion

The consensus on the draft constitution reached by the three political parties in the inclusive Government — Zanu-PF, MDC-T and the Professor Welshman Ncube-led MDC formation, has left some of the so-called civil society organisations facing extinction and becoming irrelevant.

DeMbare beat Bosso

By Ricky Zililo

Highlanders …….. (1) 1

Dynamos ……….. (2) 2

CASLTE Lager Premier Soccer League champions Dynamos put one hand on the Bob 89 Super Cup

Sugar cane farmers optimistic of bumper harvest

Masvingo correspondent

Sugar cane farmers in the Lowveld are expecting a bumper harvest this year, Commercial Sugarcane Farmers Association of Zimbabwe chairman Mr Admore Hwarare has said.