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DYNAMOS responded to their midweek setback in emphatic fashion when they fired four goals to dispatch out-of-sorts Shabanie Mine at Rufaro yesterday and reclaim top spot in the Castle Lager Premiership soccer championship race.
Relegation haunted Quelaton showed their intent of going down with a fight by putting up a satisfactory performance and in the process snatched a valuable point against a rejuvenated CAPS United during yesterday’s Castle Lager Premiership soccer match at Luveve.
The Vigil is not allied to any political party although most of our supporters are MDC members. Indeed, we have happily worked with the MDC in the UK, most recently during last week’s demonstrations of encouragement outside the Tanzania and Botswana High Commissions in London.
MUTARE — People claiming to be veterans of Zimbabwe’s war of liberation took advantage of the land reform programme launched by the government in 2000 to settle around Vumba Mountains for farming purposes.
Sitting in a lecture theatre at Australian National University, it would be strange to think one of the students studying international relations is a woman close to the centre of a country’s historic transformation.
Amongst us, we have plunderers and greedy and thoroughly corrupt bureaucrats who have absolutely no shame as they selfishly continue to bleed this otherwise beautiful country, dry. These are women and men with no shame.
Former Orchestra Mberikwazvo ‘bad boy’, Peter Kagomera faces eviction from his Chitungwiza lodgings following revelations that he has neglected paying his rentals for two months. The nimble-footed dancer confirmed he was broke.
HARARE – Zimbabwe cannot go for fresh polls in March because there is no money to bankroll a referendum and fresh elections within six months among other reasons, analysts and political parties have said.
On Saturday the MDC-T celebrated its 13th anniversary in Bulawayo with a rally at White City Stadium. It was also the ‘First’ rally attended by the ‘First’ Lady in waiting, Elizabeth Tsvangirai, since her marriage to the Prime Minister.
She played the good wife who submitted to her husband and loved him for who he was. Even when the chips were down, Mai Rwizi would cheer up Baba Rwizi who was a mischief maker.