Tanzanian delegation meets Zanu-PF
A Tanzanian delegation yesterday met the Zanu-PF Secretary for Administration Cde Obert Mpofu and other officials from the ruling party as part of their pre-election observation.
Editorial Comment: Zim football set for exciting times
ZIMBABWEAN football marches into a new era tomorrow when the national broadcaster, ZBC-TV, broadcasts its first live Castle Lager Premiership match as the official broadcast partner of the domestic Premiership.
Editorial Comment: Zim football set for exciting times
ZIMBABWEAN football marches into a new era tomorrow when the national broadcaster, ZBC-TV, broadcasts its first live Castle Lager Premiership match as the official broadcast partner of the domestic Premiership.
ED rallies party for clear victory
President Mnangagwa has called on Zanu-PF members to go out in full force to campaign ahead of the forthcoming harmonised elections in which he said victory was certain for the revolutionary party.
Editorial Comment: Zim football set for exciting times
ZIMBABWEAN football marches into a new era tomorrow when the national broadcaster, ZBC-TV, broadcasts its first live Castle Lager Premiership match as the official broadcast partner of the domestic Premiership.
ED rallies party for clear victory
President Mnangagwa has called on Zanu-PF members to go out in full force to campaign ahead of the forthcoming harmonised elections in which he said victory was certain for the revolutionary party.
Editorial Comment: Zim football set for exciting times
ZIMBABWEAN football marches into a new era tomorrow when the national broadcaster, ZBC-TV, broadcasts its first live Castle Lager Premiership match as the official broadcast partner of the domestic Premiership.
ED rallies party for clear victory
President Mnangagwa has called on Zanu-PF members to go out in full force to campaign ahead of the forthcoming harmonised elections in which he said victory was certain for the revolutionary party.
RUSIKE WINS FIFA CASE . . . Zim international forward to get US$170 000 in outstanding bonuses, salaries
THE FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber has ruled in favour of Zimbabwean international forward Matthew Rusike to be paid €142 500 (US$170 000) by Tunisian giants Club Africain in outstanding salaries and bonuses.
RUSIKE WINS FIFA CASE . . . Zim international forward to get US$170 000 in outstanding bonuses, salaries
THE FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber has ruled in favour of Zimbabwean international forward Matthew Rusike to be paid €142 500 (US$170 000) by Tunisian giants Club Africain in outstanding salaries and bonuses.





