BOSSO LEGEND’S DAUGHTER KEEPS FATHER’S LEGACY ALIVE

Phineas Mukwazo recently in Insuza HER vision is to empower herself by acquiring advanced football coaching qualifications, produce a football star from a rural set-up who will go all the…

Bosso boost

THE Highlanders Harare supporters’ chapter will take care of the team’s accommodation and meals expenses ahead of their Battle of Zimbabwe clash against Dynamos at Rufaro Stadium this afternoon.

1,2m euros fund to ease Mataga water woes

MATAGA growth point in Mberengwa, which has gone for close to 20 years without water, has heaved a huge sigh of relief after the World Bank pledged 1,2 million euros…

10 boys sodomised at police camp

TEN boys from Western Commonage Police Camp aged between six and nine years were allegedly sodomised by a 12-year-old boy who stays in the same compound and his friends whose…

Vending in Zimbabwe: new reality or passing phase?

Butler Tambo Economic Focus Introduction ZIMBABWE’S informal sector is growing in line with the rate of unemployment, as people seek ways to sustain themselves. People resort to this sector because…

Zim Prisons dominate Bots counterparts

THE Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service teams from the Matabeleland Region conquered their Botswana opponents at the Bilateral Sports Games which were played at White City Stadium yesterday.

Telecel to retrench, downgrade network coverage

TELECEL Zimbabwe has done away with over 250 contract employees, with inside sources saying more contract and permanent employees were set to lose their jobs from the end of this…

Vic Falls mulls electric fencing . . . elephants go on rampage in suburbs

Richard Muponde SUBURB closures or gated communities are usually associated with high value properties owned by public figures who are willing to pay association fees to maintain the neighbourhood and…

Understanding Botulism in livestock

THIS week we want to discuss one of the diseases that are very pertinent during this time of the year although they may occur throughout the year. This is Botulism,…

Villagers attack tribalists

Sukulwenkosi Dube TWO notorious villagers from Bulilima who were recently embarrassed by community members for harassing Shona-speaking villagers have been each sentenced to 15 months imprisonment.

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