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Warriors in tough Cosafa group
ZIMBABWE were last night drawn in Group A in the Cosafa Cup 2015 edition and will face the threat of Namibia, Lesotho and East Africans Tanzania in their bid make the quarter-finals.
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PSL 2015: Easy start for Dynamos
CASTLE Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) champions Dynamos will start the defence of their league title with an easy home fixture against Buffaloes when the new season finally kicks off next week.
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We can’t do without the West: Mnangagwa
Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said Zimbabwe cannot continue to work in isolation and expressed willingness to end frosty relations with the West in another major Zanu PF government U-turn as the country’s economy continues on a downward spiral.
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Mutasa whistling in the graveyard: Zanu PF
ZANU PF has warned ousted party secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa against standing as the ruling party candidate in the Headlands constituency by-elections, saying he remained fired and described his intentions as absurd.
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‘Mugabe not obliged to attend Parly sessions’
UNITED Kingdom-based Zimbabwean legal expert Alex Magaisa yesterday said President Robert Mugabe was not under any legal obligation to attend Parliament’s question-and-answer sessions, but could only do so on his own volition.
Cde Ngwena, change your tune
Turbulent changes – such the fast-tracked political rise of First Lady Grace Mugabe — do not affect reality on a deeper level other than to cement the status quo – as seen in the recycling of Shuvai Ben Mahofa into the Cabinet at the ripe old age of 74.
‘CIO, SA intelligence agency spied on Zim media outlets, NGOs’
Johannesburg — Zimbabwe’s Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) and its South African counterpart co-ordinated plans to spy on “subversive” non-governmental and media organisations in the two countries.
Zanu PF targets 15-year olds ahead of 2018 polls
ZANU PF is planning to ensure that all children above the age of 15 are recruited into party structures ahead of the 2018 elections, an official has said.
Good quality tobacco leaf grades in high demand this year
AN increase in global supply of stocks of lower grades of tobacco may weaken the marketability of inferior quality leaf, a Tobacco expert has said.
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We can’t do without the West: Mnangagwa
Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said Zimbabwe cannot continue to work in isolation and expressed willingness to end frosty relations with the West in another major Zanu PF government U-turn as the country’s economy continues on a downward spiral.
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Mutasa whistling in the graveyard: Zanu PF
ZANU PF has warned ousted party secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa against standing as the ruling party candidate in the Headlands constituency by-elections, saying he remained fired and described his intentions as absurd.
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‘Mugabe not obliged to attend Parly sessions’
UNITED Kingdom-based Zimbabwean legal expert Alex Magaisa yesterday said President Robert Mugabe was not under any legal obligation to attend Parliament’s question-and-answer sessions, but could only do so on his own volition.
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Tsvangirai pledges to assist Chitungwiza
MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday pledged to help Chitungwiza Municipality mobilise the $4,5 million required to improve services delivery, particularly refurbishment of the sewage treatment plant.
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Zanu PF shuts door on Gono
ZANU PF has nominated former Central Intelligence Organisation deputy director-general Tongesayi Shadreck Chipanga to fill the Manicaland senatorial seat that fell vacant following the death of Kumbirai Kangai in 2013.
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Ministers fall over each other donating to Mugabe bash
CABINET ministers, parastatal bosses and other businesspeople have this week been falling over each other donating towards President Robert Mugabe’s 91st birthday banquet
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UN honours AMH journalists
Three Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) journalists were yesterday among the top 10 journalists honoured by the United Nations for the best development reporting.
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Renewal Team welcomes talks with MDC-T, Zanu PF
THE MDC Renewal Team says it is looking forward for talks with the Zanu PF and MDC-T with a view to reach consensus on how to address the plight of Zimbabweans under the leadership of President Robert Mugabe.
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Depressed sales volumes: Zimplats records drop in profit
ZIMPLATS Holdings Limited (Zimplats) profit dropped by 88% to $3,9 million from $32 million for the six months ended December 31 2014 due to a decline in sales volumes.
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ZSE invites input for debt listings
THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has called for stakeholder to submit input for the second draft of the debt listings requirement.
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Protecting yourself from card fraud
Using plastic money and electronic payments are both very secure modes of accessing ones bank account. However, despite the many safeguards that banks have put in place to protect their clients from scammers and fraudsters, some clients have found themselves holding the short end of the stick
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Mutare Bottling Company goes environment friendly
The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has applauded the move by Mutare Bottling Company (MBC) to stop discharging effluent with a high pH from its premise which was outside the recommended level.
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Govt, Bureau Veritas sign 4-year shipping contract
GOVERNMENT has signed a four-year Consignment-Based Conformity (CBCA) contract with a French global company, Bureau Veritas.
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Govt, World Bank to identify Zim Reconstruction Fund projects
THE government and the World Bank are yet to identify specific projects that will benefit from the Zimbabwe Reconstruction Fund (Zimref), a top diplomat has said.
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AfDB to commission reservoir in Mutare
A water reservoir built through a $9,10 million AfDB facility, is expected to be commissioned in Mutare tomorrow, Finance and Economic Development minister Patrick Chinamasa has said.
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Upsurge in attempts to evict last white farmers
THERE is an upsurge in attempts to forcibly take over Zimbabwean properties still owned by whites 15 years after the launch of a land reform programme, a Zimbabwe farmers’ union said.
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FC Platinum brace for Sofapaka challenge
FC PLATINUM need to avoid complacency when they take on Sofapaka of Kenya in a CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round second leg football match at Mandava Stadium tomorrow despite carrying a 2-1 goal advantage.
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Another Highlanders star at Caps
ANOTHER former Highlanders player Hillary Madzivanyika could be an addition to CAPS United after he turned up at training in Harare yesterday.
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Warriors in tough Cosafa group
ZIMBABWE were last night drawn in Group A in the Cosafa Cup 2015 edition and will face the threat of Namibia, Lesotho and East Africans Tanzania in their bid make the quarter-finals.
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PSL 2015: Easy start for Dynamos
CASTLE Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) champions Dynamos will start the defence of their league title with an easy home fixture against Buffaloes when the new season finally kicks off next week.
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Matabeleland Tuskers win again
APART from a fighting innings of 77, MidWest Rhinos did not put up too much of a struggle as Matabeleland Tuskers consolidated their position at the top of the Logan Cup cricket table with a 141-run victory at Kwekwe Sports Club yesterday.
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AmaZulu suspend Nyadombo
DURBAN — South African Premier Soccer League side AmaZulu have suspended defender Carlington Nyadombo indefinitely.
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Nkatha double powers SuperSport
TSHWANE — South African top-flight football side SuperSport United powered into the last 16 of the Nedbank Cup with a 4-1 win over Polokwane City at Lucas Moripe Stadium on Wednesday evening.
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FC Platinum look to finish off Sofapaka
ZIMBABWE’S only representatives in the 2015 Orange Caf Confederation Cup FC Platinum are looking to sew up the contest when they host Kenya’s Sofapaka in first round, return leg at Mandava Stadium on Saturday.
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Jive Zimbabwe supports musicians
Music sales in Zimbabwe and the world at large have been negatively affected by the advent of technology that has enabled every techno-savvy person to make copies of music.
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Artistes must embrace ICT: Mandiwanzira
TECHNOLOGY and Courier Services minister Supa Mandiwanzira has urged local artistes to embrace information communication technology (ICT) to promote and market their works.
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I need God’s strength – Mhere
GOSPEL musician Mathias Mhere has faced the scariest part of his musical career that has seen him lose a brother and be a victim of his wife’s alleged infidelity.
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In the house: MPs should engage Executive on collapsing public health delivery
THE appalling state of public health delivery took centre stage in the National Assembly last week.
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Pink Concert venue moved
ORGANISERS of the Pink Concert have changed the venue of the show to be held today from Reps Theatre in Harare to Avondale Primary School.
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The return of Taso
Afro pop musician Shepherd Kunodziya, affectionately known as Taso, has resurrected from nine years of career oblivion with the release of a new DVD album last week.
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First Street hosts Black History Month
FIRST STREET in Harare will on Saturday host the Black History Month in remembrance of the black people who sacrificed their lives to fight white supremacy and black inferiority.
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Passion for music pushed me to bounce back: Zhou
AFTER releasing a not-so-impressive debut album NdiJesu, contemporary gospel artiste Alvern Zhou has resurfaced with a new album to be launched on March 8 at the Lutheran Church in Mufakose, Harare.
