Zanu-PF seeks to correct BVR anomaly

Walter Nyamukondiwa Chinhoyi Bureau Zanu-PF members have been urged to take advantage of the three-week window afforded by the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) mop-up exercise after it emerged that some party…

‘Man U biggest club’

MANCHESTER. – Alexis Sanchez insists Manchester United are the biggest club in England and says he nearly moved to Old Trafford when Sir Alex Ferguson was in charge.

Stokes delays departure

LONDON. — All-rounder Ben Stokes says he will delay his departure to join the England cricket squad in New Zealand until after he appears at Bristol Magistrates’ Court on February…

US’ unwarranted trade tirade

Nick Beams Correspondent Some of the growing economic tensions underlying the increasingly bellicose moves by the United States against both Russia and China were revealed by last week’s US Trade…

BancABC to bankroll Zambian side Zesco

Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor ATLAS MARA, whose BancABC Bank cut ties with Zimbabwean football giants Dynamos and Highlanders after years of bankrolling the country’s two biggest clubs, have just committed…

Lifeline for unemployed Zvishavane youths

Munyaradzi Doma in Zvishavane Multitudes of unemployed youths in Zvishavane have been given a lifeline after a non-governmental organisation pledged to train them in various projects that promote the sustainable…

CUT donates computers

Heather Charema Mash West Correspondent Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT) has donated 65 computers to various schools in the province as a way of strengthening their relationship with feeder schools.

Man divorces over child’s rare disease

Freedom Mupanedemo Midlands Bureau A Zvishavane man allegedly divorced his teenage wife after their first child developed a rare disease, which he blamed on his wife. Image Dave (25) has since taken…

De Bruyne to stay

MANCHESTER. – English Premier League soccer leaders Manchester City received a boost on Monday with the news that influential midfielder Kevin De Bruyne has agreed to sign a new five-year…

Corruption courts: Turning water into wine!

Sharon Hofisi Legal Letters THIS promises to be a significant year for the role of key players in fighting corruption in Zimbabwe: the police, courts and their officers, the Legislature and…

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