adminFormer City star Kompany new Burnley boss
LONDON. — English Championship football side Burnley have appointed former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany as manager. The Belgian (36) was in charge at Anderlecht for two years before leaving…
Use of five substitutes permanently introduced
DOHA. — Football’s rules body on Monday said five substitutes would be permanently introduced for all top-level matches and a semi-automated off-side detector is closer to being used at this…
‘Young, Famous & African’ bags UK nomination
“Young, Famous & African” recently got the nod from the National Reality TV Awards for Best International Show — the only African show to make the cut. The Netflix reality…
Spurs agree to Bissouma fee
LONDON. — Tottenham have agreed a £25 million fee with Brighton for midfielder Yves Bissouma. Spurs boss Antonio Conte has beaten Arsenal to the punch after identifying Bissouma as a…
Pamona waste-to-energy plant tipped to speed up industrial transformation
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter THE Pomona dumpsite waste-to-energy plant model in Harare is in line with the Second Republic’s Vision 2030 which seeks to transform the country into an economic…
CCC goons torch down homes in Nyatsime
Herald Reporter SUSPECTED CCC activists have torched the homes of Zanu PF officials, smashing shop windows and stoning cars in Seke ostensibly to avenge the death of Moreblessing Ali whose…
Police deploy in Nyatsime as CCC supporters run amok
Police have been heavily deployed in the Nyatsime area after violence erupted when CCC members destroyed some houses belonging to Zanu PF supporters.
Four security guards up for murder
FOUR security guards have been arrested at a farm in Chinhoyi on allegations of fatally assaulting a man they had accused of stealing potatoes.
12-month driving prohibition for negligent CUT lecturer
A senior lecturer with Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT) was Monday prohibited from driving for the next 12 months after he negligently ran over a woman in April this year.
Journalist convicted for facilitating illegal entry
New York Times Zimbabwean correspondent, Jeffrey Moyo has been fined $200 000 after he was found guilty of violating sections of the Immigration Act after he manufactured fake press cards for two journalists from the same publication to operate in the country sometime last year.