adminCestoball World Cup squad named
THE Zimbabwe national cestoball women’s team coach Annahmaria Jirimwe has named her final squad for the Cestoball World Cup to be staged in Bangalore, India, next month.
Govt warns schools over uniforms
While schools can produce and sell uniforms, it remains illegal for them to insist parents must buy them or from specified suppliers, so long as alternatives meet the quality or standards set by the school.
‘I thought Biti wanted to kill me’
The assault trial for Tendai Biti continued yesterday with the complainant businesswoman and investor Mrs Tatiana Aleshina telling the court that she thought the legislator was going to kill her when he aggressively charged towards her.
Civil Registry extends national mobile registration exercise
The Civil Registry Department will from next Monday send 129 national mobile registration units out again to process and facilitate the issuance of national documents required for voter registration.
Swanson yard dominates Castle Tankard nominations
THE Debra Swanson yard dominated the nominations for the 2023 Castle Tankard horse race which will be held at Borrowdale Park and Racecourse on May 6.
Investigating officer in US$1,5m fraud case wants bail revoked
The investigating officer in the case of suspected fraudster, James Landon, who allegedly sent threatening messages to a complainant in a matter he is accused of fraud involving US$1,5 million has appealed to the court to revoke bail for him on the grounds of interfering with State witnesses.
Four killed, six injured in accident
Four people died, while six others were injured when a speeding Toyota Hiace they were travelling on veered off the road and overturned at the 3km peg along the Nyika-Zaka Road in Bikita around 5pm on Tuesday.
Alibaba cuts cloud prices to spur growth before possible IPO
Alibaba is cutting the cost of its cloud services by as much as half, a move that could win users from rivals such as Tencent at a time it’s considering…
Ex-minister Karoro trial date set
The trial of former Deputy Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Douglas Karoro and GMB Mushumbi Pools depot assistant manager Lovejoy Ngowe on fraud charges after they allegedly misappropriated inputs starts on May 17.
Junior Sables storm into the Barthes Trophy final
THIS was supposed to be a close contest but Zimbabwe’s Junior Sables made a mockery of their semifinal opponents Tunisia Under-20 as they ran out 60-6 victors and sealed their place in the final of the Under-20 Barthes Trophy in Kenya.