adminByo City warn Kutsanzira
Sikhumbuzo Moyo in BULAWAYO BULAWAYO City have warned their former midfielder, Innocent Kutsanzira, to be wary of outside influence but approach the club for any grievances. Failure to do that,…
Stolen chemicals affect city water supplies
Municipal Correspondent The theft of essential water treatment chemicals at Morton Jaffray Waterworks by four suspected council workers is partly to blame for the acute water supply shortages in Harare…
Zim to benefit from Standard Chartered US$11,8m package
Business Reporter ZIMBABWE is set to benefit from the Standard Chartered Bank’s US$11,8 million support towards Covid-19 relief efforts across Africa and the Middle East. The banking group indicated in…
Fury mentally happy to be in the ring
LONDON. — Tyson Fury said he is no longer boxing for fame, money or titles but that stepping into the ring keeps him “mentally happy” as he targets a long…
Salah-masked robbers nabbed in Egypt
CAIRO. — A gang of thieves have been caught by police in Cairo using masks of Egyptian football icon Mohamed Salah to disguise their identities. An armed gang of four…
Makuti-Chirundu roadworks begin
Walter Nyamukondiwa Kariba Bureau PRELIMINARY works on the upgrading of the first 6,5km of a 21km stretch along Makuti-Chirundu Road are almost complete, paving the way for laying of the…
I’m no longer scared to speak: Kelly
Singer Kelly Khumalo has once again spoken out about the killing of her former boyfriend and Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa, claiming the justice system has let her down and…
Majoro sworn-in as Lesotho premier
MASERU. — Lesotho officially has a new prime minister. It’s now former Finance Minister Moeketsi Majoro was sworn-in yesterday morning to seal his appointment by King Letsie III. Dignitaries and…
Over 300 000 flee DRC violence
More than 300 000 people have fled inter-ethnic violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in the past two weeks, UN aid agencies have said. The exodus has complicated…
Watford, Burnley confirm positive tests
LONDON. — One player and two staff at Watford and Burnley assistant manager Ian Woan are among six positive English Premier League football tests for coronavirus. The other two are…