adminMujuru blasts BUZ over poor officiating
Mbonisi Mabhena
BULAWAYO Basketball Association (BBA) secretary-general Joe Mujuru yesterday blasted the Basketball Union of Zimbabwe
Mashingaidze to meet Fifa match-fixing investigating team in SA
Lovemore Dube
ZIFA will not relent in their promise to the nation to have the Asiagate scandal resolved as soon as possible.
Muzhingi seeks historic feat at Comrades Marathon
Lovemore Dube
ZIMBABWEAN top ultra-marathon star Stephen Muzhingi will be the man to beat at this year’s Comrades Marathon as he seeks to make it four in a row.
Mandela makes rare appearance for ANC celebration
JOHANNESBURG — Nelson Mandela’s African National Congress brought its centenary celebrations to his home village in rural eastern South Africa yesterday.
Quelaton upset with PSL
Lovemore Dube
STRUGGLING Castle Lager Premiership side Quelaton have blasted the Premiership for breaking its own rules.
Notorious armed robber attacks cop
Beitbridge Reporter
A notorious armed robber was last week shot in the left thigh while trying to attack a police officer with a machete along the Limpopo River.
Lesotho PM resigns as opposition forms coalition
Lesotho Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili resigned yesterday after his party failed to secure an outright majority in parliamentary elections and the opposition united to oust him.
“The prime minister has just resigned,” former government secretary Tlohang Sekhamane told journalists after he himself also relinquished his post.
Man kills fellow reveller, commits suicide
Masvingo Correspondent
A 37-year-old man from Chivi allegedly struck a fellow reveller to death following a misunderstanding over whose turn it was to buy the next round of beer.
Nkala not planning return to politics
Chronicle Reporter
FORMER Cabinet Minister Cde Enos Nkala yesterday said he will not return to active politics as it is a dirty game and does not want anymore political confrontations.
Evidence against Rwandan rebel ‘too weak’
The Hague —The International Criminal Court yesterday backed a decision to drop war crimes charges against Rwandan rebel leader Callixte Mbarushimana.
“The appeal is rejected,” said Judge Erkki Kourula, following an appeal by prosecutors against the tribunal’s decision to drop charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity.