adminZC promises World Cup Qualifier ‘treat’
ZIMBABWE are set to face former world champions West Indies in the last hurdle for the Super Six stage of the World Cup Qualifier which promises fireworks across venues in Harare and Bulawayo next month.
Black Rhinos not in panic mode ahead of FCP clash
BASEMENT side Black Rhinos say they are not pressing the panic button yet despite a miserable run that has seen them failing to win in nine straight games.
Third witness testifies in Biti assault trial
The trial of opposition politician Tendai Biti, who is facing charges of assaulting businesswoman and investor Mrs Tatiana Aleshina at the Harare Magistrates Court in 2020, continued yesterday with the third witness, Mr Michael Van Blerk, telling the defence that any questions involving Augur Investments were irrelevant and had nothing to do with the assault case.
Chitungwiza councillors in very grave scam
The latest perk for every Chitungwiza town councillor and senior manager is a pair of graves each month in the council cemetery, which the councillors and managers then sell for as much as US$600 each.
Auction rate up to $1 888
The weighted average at yesterday’s foreign currency auction run by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, the first pure Dutch auction with a pre-announced bundle of currency on sale, was $1 888,0119:US$1, which was 34,4 percent below the $1 404,8039 the previous week.
Sikhala, Maiko trial kicks off
The trial of CCC deputy national chairman Job Sikhala and former Chitungwiza mayor Lovemore Maiko on charges of disorderly conduct after they allegedly stoned Zanu PF supporters at a rally at Zengeza 5 in May last year, opened yesterday with the State leading its evidence with two witnesses.
PAP in drive to promote value addition under AfCFTA
The Pan African Parliament (PAP) has resolved to take the lead in promoting African countries to shift from export of cheap raw materials to value-added goods that will earn the continent more income and uplift livelihoods on the continent.
Couple faces public flogging in Saudi Arabia
A RHODESIAN-EDUCATED surgeon and his wife could face a public flogging for breaking the strict no-alcohol laws in Saudi Arabia.
Gokwe upgrades clinic with devolution funds
Gokwe Town Council has upgraded Mapfungautsi Polyclinic using devolution funds to improve health care delivery and capacity as the clinic offers services to about 10 000 people.
MSU to translate primary science textbooks into vernacular
Primary school science textbooks will soon be available in the main vernacular languages, Shona and Ndebele, an official has said.