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Nyasha Mushekwi’s 10 goals in the Swedish Allsvenskan has staked the Zimbabwean international forward so high that his on-loan club Djurgardens are now desperately negotiating to permanently secure the former CAPS United man.
It has today emerged that shamed ex FIFA ExCo member Jack Warner allegedly double crossed the corrupt Moroccan 2010 World Cup bid team. Warner reportedly received a bribe of $1 million to back the Moroccan bid, only to take the money before accepting a higher bribe from the South African campaign.
A Mozambican man who is accused of illegally entering Zimbabwe through South Africa has told a Harare magistrates’ court that President Robert Mugabe is his biological father.
President Robert Mugabe faces a possible UN backlash over the inexplicable disappearance of journalist-cum-political activist Itai Dzamara three months ago, The Standard can exclusively reveal.
Prophetic, Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries founder Walter Magaya, has dismissed a lawsuit of nearly $2 million filed by an aggrieved Harare couple who claim they “seeded” expensive vehicles and cash to fulfil a “prophecy” of owning an airline.
BULAWAYO – Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday officially handed over Highlanders their team bus secured out of a partnership between the oldest football club in the country and its long-time benefactor Tshinga Dube at a ceremony held at Barbourfields Stadium.
A BULAWAYO company director, who was twice certified dead by doctors before he “resurrected” to find that his employer had already paid for his funeral expenses, has finally won a bruising 16-year legal battle to be reinstated by the company, Sunday News has learnt.
Pupils at a Bulawayo school whose parents have not paid fees have been spending the day in a fenced enclosure instead of attending lessons, Sunday News can reveal.
Zimbabwe’s president, Robert Mugabe, is well-known as a pan-African icon. However Waza blogger, Philani Nyoni, believes that this reputation is undeserved.
John Stewart of Comedy Central, cable TV’s political satirist whose humour touches raw nerves when he juxtaposes what politicians do and say with “the reality on the ground”, could not have scripted better political satire than what unfolded outside the hall before and after Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari’s inauguration at Abuja’s Eagle Square last week.