Zimbabwe captain Hamilton Masakadza has hailed his side’s terrific 151-run victory over Bangladesh in the first Test played at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, describing it as a “special and proud moment”. Not only was it his first win across all formats since he was appointed
Reports of charges are not clear on where they are emanating from but his lawyers, advocates Thembi Magwaliba, Brian Hungwe on the instructions of Selby Hwacha of Dube Manikai & Hwacha have issued a statement confirming that Mandiwanzira is in the hands of the police
The Vehicle Inspection Department (VID) will soon introduce Electronic Provisional Driver's License aptitude testing, a move seen as an attempt by the authorities to minimize human interface with the officials in a bid to curb cases of corruption. The automation of the Vehicle Inspection Department's operations
The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) which has been on an offensive campaign to market Zimbabwe at a global stage since the inception of the new dispensation has today stretched further its wings setting sights into the media sector following the signing of a Memorandum of
Preparations for Shungu Dzemoyo, an epic series set in the pre-colonial Zimbabwe are at an advanced staged with the production team already with shooting season one. The season, a brainchild of heartbroken youths who were tired of the exploitative nature of local film-makers and producers, touches
Former Information and Communication Technology minister Supa Mandiwanzira has been arrested. His lawyer, Selby Hwacha has confirmed that Mandiwanzira has been invited for interrogation at CID Serious Fraud section. More to follow
THE Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) is providing technical assistance to help Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) member countries unlock the full potential of their livestock resources so that they can capitalise on the increased consumption of animal source foods in
It is only their third overseas Test win and first since November 2001, when the world of cricket was considerably different.
The highly anticipated fifth Zimbabwe International Women’s Awards (ZIWA) took place this past weekend at the Macdonald Burlington Hotel in Birmingham. The headline sponsor was Express Links International. The event was attended by 240 guests including nominees and their families and long-time supporters of ZIWA. Special guests
Raza, who took three wickets in the first innings, looked threatening all session, with Bangladesh's batsman paying the price for indecision.
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