Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Defence and War Veterans, Victor Matemadanda stood in court today and testified in a matter where he lost $600 to a bogus magistrate. The 'conman', Tinashe Munhuweyi tricked Matemadanda that he was the former Bulawayo High Court judge Justice Mafios
Hearts were fragmented and the only way supporters bared their ire was to remain silent. The defeat was indescribable and the manner in which UAE’s players celebrated dawned on us that our world cup hopes had been wrinkled.
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) introduced the Export Incentive Policy in September 2016 at 5% of Gross Export Receipts in order to improve production of minerals and tobacco. The policy was widened to cover diaspora remittances, manufacturing sector and all other export sectors in
Makasakadza, the captain, is nursing a left thumb injury which he picked in a domestic match in February, while Taylor is recovering from a right calf muscle tear he sustained in a Pakistan Super League game in Dubai during the same month.
The Albinio Trust of Zimbabwe has urged the business community to accept, embrace and employ people with albinism. Albinism is a rare group of genetic disorders that causes the skin, hair, or eyes to have little or no colour. Albinism is also associated with vision problems. In an
The government of Switzerland last week announced a US$ 1.1 million donation towards helping an estimated 5.3 million Zimbabweans in urgent need of humanitarian assistance and protection. The support provided through the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) will be used to address the humanitarian needs
In a turn of events, Zora music legend, Leonard Karikoga Zhakata attracted a bumper crowd to his weekend show at Extra Mile Leisure Centre, a big contrast to his last show. This follows a monumental flop that characterised his Glennorah Show which lured only 20 people about a
Professor Nyagura joined the University of Zimbabwe on 2 April 1979 as a lecturer In the Department of Curriculum and Arts Education, Faculty of Education
MDC Co vice president engineer Elias Mudzuri's bid to challenge party incumbent Nelson Chamisa at the opposition's fifth congress hit a brick wall in two nominations leaving the former Harare mayor trailing party incumbent at least by two nominations so far.
Opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa’s bid to retain party presidency at the party's fifth congress has started on a high note with Matebeleland South province yesterday becoming the second province to nominate the 41 years old former Kuwadzana East legislator for presidency.
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