adminSolar water pumps raise new hope for Lupane folk
Sifelani Tsiko — Malfunctioning boreholes and general water scarcity at the Sibangani 2 Village under the Daluka Ward of Lupane district, about 157km west of Bulawayo, would make Nurse Dube’s…
Nathan Ake back
LONDON. — Defender Nathan Ake is determined to make an impact with English Premier League soccer leaders Chelsea after manager Antonio Conte cut short his loan spell with Bournemouth.
Lindal banned
SYDNEY. — Australia’s Nick Lindahl was yesterday banned for seven years and fined US$35 000 for corruption with two others also sanctioned as tennis authorities step up their fight against…
LATEST: Ayatollah Rafsanjani laid to rest
TEHRAN. – Huge crowds of mourners have streamed into the streets of Tehran to pay their final respects to Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a former Iranian president and chairman of…
Iranians hold funeral ceremony for Ayatollah Rafsanjani
TEHRAN. – Huge crowds of mourners have streamed into the streets of Tehran to pay their final respects to Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a former Iranian president and chairman of…
I cheated, says Stunner
Leroy Dzenga and Naledi Sande Troubled hip hop artiste Stunner, real name Desmond Chideme , yesterday conceded in front of thousands of social media users that he cheated on his…
Zimdef saga: Gandawa says arrest ‘unlawful’
Fungai Lupande Court Reporter HIGHER and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development Deputy Minister Godfrey Gandawa yesterday said he was unlawfully arrested, detained and placed on remand on allegations of criminal…
Ghana president in plagiarism storm
ACCRA. – The office of President Nana Akufo-Addo has issued an apology after the new Ghanaian president was accused of lifting passages from speeches by Bill Clinton and George W.…
Jah Prayzah begs Baba Harare
guitarist makes grand entrance at gig Sophie Chese-Msowa and Tawanda Matanhire Arts Reporters — It seems all is not well for musician Jah Prayzah following reports that he begged his former…
Over 500 deaths blamed on MDC-T councils
Lloyd Gumbo Senior Reporter— More than 500 people died from water-borne diseases last year alone, a development Government has blamed on MDC-T-run local authorities for their failure to provide safe water…