Mapeza takes over at Scottland

H-Metro Reporter FORMER FC Platinum coach, Norman Mapeza has taken over as Scottland head coach. This follows the surprise departure of Tonderai Ndiraya, who led Scottland to a historic Castle…

Zim Influencers in hot water over fake adverts

Three prominent content creators -Tarisai “Madam Boss” Chikocho, Royal Mint and Bridget “Mabrijo” Marufu – have been compelled to issue public apologies after it was revealed that they were each contracted to run fake advertisements by scammers.

Madedido arrested in Chitown, transferred to Kadoma to face fraud charges

Exit Maskiri, enter Madedido . . . and this time it’s nothing to do with goats, but a looming clash of two Prides.

Rezende bus terminus rape: State seeks to summon expert

The State yesterday applied for the court to call an expert to examine the tout, who is accused of raping a grade seven pupil at Rezende Bus Terminus.

Businessman drops surprise car gift

Is John Makombe quietly stepping into the league of Zimbabwe’s big spenders the so-called mbingas?

Motorists losing valuables in Harare parking bays

Motorists in Harare are increasingly falling victim to theft, with valuables disappearing from parked vehicles across various locations.

Church leaders warned against drug abuse during night prayers

SEVERAL church leaders, including members of various praise and worship teams, have been cautioned about the dangers of drug and substance abuse during all-night prayers.

COMMENT: The dangers of blind endorsements by influencers

THIS week the social media had posts from a couple of influencers making public apologies for endorsing promotional work of a company claiming to assist people with migration opportunities abroad.

Raza rises to the top

ZIMBABWE Twenty20 International captain, Sikandar Raza has risen to the top of the International Cricket Council rankings for T20I all-rounders for the first time in his career.

Chevrons draw Australia again

CRICKET fans still talk about that night in South Africa when Zimbabwe stunned Australia at the 2007 T20 World Cup. The Chevrons played with heart, Australia looked flat, and after a rain scare that briefly tilted the game in the Aussies’ favour, Zimbabwe closed out a famous five wicket win with two balls left.

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