MUTARE - The return of coach Saul Chaminuka failed to galvanise army side Buffaloes who were walloped by FC Platinum over the weekend to heighten fears of relegation amid rumours of dressing room unrest. Sources within Buffaloes have said there is low morale, rapidly sinking due
Countries in the SADC region will be forced to petition South African government over its new visa regulations, which require children under the age of 18 to produce an Unabridged Birth Certificate at all ports of entry, a senior Government official said. Tourism and Hospitality Industry
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The Swedish Government last week allocated U$6 million to UNICEF Zimbabwe, a move which will aid in reviving the country’s social sectors. This apportionment which was made through UNICEF, is part of the on-going financial support UNICEF’s country programme for 2012-2015 by the Swedish Government. Speaking at
Gweru, which annually holds only four High Court circuits in the Midlands capital before the same Bulawayo judges leave for Masvingo on a similar mission, is set to have a permanent upper court in the city. According to highly an impeccable sources, Judge President Rita Makarau,
The second edition of the Midlands Music Awards (MMA), which took place on Saturday night at Midlands Hotel, courted controversy on the showbiz scene with disturbing reports that some nominees were asking to be removed from the list. A brainchild of Image Modeling Agency's Mavis Koslek,
Castle Lager Premier Soccer League week 14 was full of trilling encounters as Highlanders’ late equaliser was disallowed for off-side in the second half in a controversial moment at Rufaro stadium. The Five-goal thriller saw Dynamos winning the match 3-2 after Quader Amini scored a winner
MUTARE - The just ended Provincial Alternative Mining Indaba (PAMI) brought to the fore residents’ deep-seated anger at diamond mining companies and government’s operations which have led to extensive environmental and socio-economic disturbances. The PAMI organised by Zimbabwe Environmental Lawyers Association (ZELA) brought together various stakeholders in
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