The Zimbabwe-Uganda rivalry, which recently escalated to a 'Twitter War" during the recently concluded African Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals which were hosted by Egypt, will once again be renewed when the men's rugby team, the Sables play against the Cranes in the Victoria Cup
Popular Zimdancehall chanter Freeman, real name Sylvester Chizanga, will be stepping out of his comfort zone when he launches his ninth studio album titled Gango which he describes as a project that consists of a variety of genres. Gango album launch slated for 24 August at
Just when the wave of online ride-hailing services is sweeping across the country, TODA Driver, a new player in the business is destined to be a game changer. In just two months since going live online, the application has gained instant popularity in Harare’s already congested
A 79 year old man from Chief Chinamora appeared in court today for two counts allegations of forcing a miner to have sexual intercourse in the bush. According to the state, Antonio Vashco Sokololani met the 12-year-old complainant one morning in July 2019 in Chief Chinamora
Award-winning Zimdancehall chanter, Tawanda "Seh Calaz" Mumanyi has spruced up and converted his Mbare apartment into a recording studio. Officially opened on Tuesday, Yala Nation Studio has already attracted over 15 artists who expressed willingness to sign under the budding record label according to Seh Calaz. Calaz
The Zimbabwe Rugby Union (ZRU) has appointed Philimon Machisa and Derek Chiwara as coaches for the Women’s National 15s and sevens team respectively. Machisa is the Harare Sport Club women’s head coach and has coached Lord Malvern High School Girls team. Chiwara has coached several junior national teams
An employ with the Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund ,(ZIMDEF) has testified against her boss who was dragged to court over indecent assault. ZIMDEF debt manager Leonard Rwambiwa was nailed in court yesterday after the complainant told magistrate Yeukai Chigodora that Rwambiwa Rwambiwa is obsessed with her
Five fraudsters Stansfield Dhokwani, Nicholas Mjanja, Albert Chisema, Gift Ziyambe and Collen Malambo Makuyana who swindled Harare Hospital of over $68 000 were each today slapped with a five year jail term. The five years for accused one, three and four were however neutralized by suspension
Government has backtracked on the recently enacted Statutory Instrument 142 of 2019 which outlawed multi-currency following its decision to allow fuel companies, embassies, chrome miners, international NGOs and individuals with access to free funds to conduct certain local transactions in foreign currency. Last month, the government
Tourism and Hospitality minister, Prisca Mupfumira was this morning taken in by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) on alleged corruption charges after she was implicated in a damning National Social Security Authority (NSSA) forensic audit report currently in the hands of the anti-graft body. Mupfumira, who
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