Johannesburg - South Africans have on Saturday woken up to the news that Gareth Cliff has been fired from Idols after being embroiled in a race debate on social media. Earlier this week Gareth had Twitter on the attack for his comments regarding the post put
Since March last year, civic society as well as some foreign embassies in Harare have been expressing serious concerns over the mysterious disappearance of pro-democracy activist, Itai Dzamara who was allegedly abducted by State agents from his Glen View suburb on March 9, 2015. Dzamara was
In the fourth One-Day International (ODI) against Afghanistan, Zimbabwe took the foot off the fuel pedal in the last 10 overs and lived to tell the tale, winning that match and levelling two-all the five-match series at the Sharjah Cricket Ground in the United Arab
…as councilors clash over probe MUTARE- Residents associations have blasted council for engaging auditors as a smoke screen to decipher their own made mess amid revelations that councilors are divided on the exercise. Programs coordinator David Mutambirwa of Mutare Residents and Ratepayers Association (MURRA) said mismanagement, policy
A regional organisation, SAAPA, ( Southern Africa Alcohol Policy Alliance) headquartered in Zambia has embarked on a mission in Southern Africa to advocate for an alcohol policy. SAAPA recently undertook a three day workshop in Harare to delineate issues surrounding the alcohol policy. The workshop which was
Despite a disaster in their middle-order batting, MidWest Rhinos finally secured a victory in the Pro50 competition as the Mountaineers batting put up a dismal display and surrendered weakly by a large margin of 125 runs. By Edward Makuzva The visitors’ batting was uneven, but the innings of
Harare - Zimbabwe's government has reportedly said it would be exporting more of its wildlife to China in order to raise necessary funds to look after its animals, a report said on Monday. According to the state owned Herald newspaper, the minister of Environment, Water and
Johannesburg - The rand fell nearly 1% against the dollar on Thursday, sliding towards December's record lows as renewed concerns about China's economy spurred an emerging market selloff. The rand was also victim to South Africa's weak economic fundamentals, with a survey this week showing private
Pastor Patrick Mugadza, who was arrested for denouncing Mugabe at the 15th Zanu PF annual National People's Conference yesterday challenged ‘crowd pulling prophets’ to stand up and lead the Mugabe must go drive. While addressing journalists, Mugadza of the Remnant Church challenged the famous Zimbabwean prophets to
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