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Archives Filter 21’st Movement preps begin THIS year's 21st February Movement celebrations will focus on hammering the need for young people to defend national sovereignty and make sure they are not left out of indigenisation programmes. Zanu-PF National Secretary for Youths, Cde Absolom Sikhosan... Bosso will roar: Kaindu KELVIN KAINDU is bullish about his prospects of turning Highlanders into a force again on the domestic Premiership. The Zambian coach arrived in Bulawayo on Monday and immediately got down to business with his new employers. Kaindu, who played for Boss... Tempers flare as DeMbare reshuffle is confirmed THE Dynamos board of directors yesterday met Kenny Mubaiwa's executive in a heated meeting to formalise the reshuffle effected by the executive this week. The meeting was attended by most board members, including chairman Richard Chiminya, secretary Berna... Malajila agrees terms Dynamos coach Callisto Pasuwa discusses a point with Zambian player Arthur Kaseloki at yesterdays training session at the National Sports Stadium B Arena CUTHBERT MALAJILA has agreed personal terms with Maritzburg United with the Zimbabwe internat... Christian films, dramas get thumbs-up Last week I wrote an article titled "Time to use drama, film to spread gospel", which elicited some encouraging responses and I felt Zimbabweans should know how other people in different walks of life view the idea of Christian films, dramas or documentar... Sandra Ndebele heads for Harare "NO matter what people say about you, if you believe in something and yourself, you can go for it and fulfil your dreams." This was said by popular Bulawayo-based singer and sultry dancer Sandra Ndebele recently. She said no amount of talk would deter he... ‘Gringo’ scriptwriter looks back PROLIFIC scriptwriter and actor Enock Chihombori famed for writing the popular television drama series "Gringo" says he almost quit acting because the industry was not rewarding. Chihombori made the revelation recently following his visit to Zimbabwe from... Harare twins with Russian city HARARE City Council has twin- ned with the city of Kazan, Russia, as it spreads its bilateral relations globally. Harare has twin relations with cities in Western Europe, America, Asia and Africa. Mayor Muchadeyi Masunda and Kazan Mayor IIsur Metshin, sig... 15 lady teachers visit China A GROUP of 15 teachers left for China on Monday to join 35 others that visited the Asian country to find ways of creating partnerships with their counterparts in the education sector. The trip was organised by the Zimbabwe-China Friendship Association. S... ZBC staffer Freedom Moyo to be buried in Esigodini Thursday ZBC Current Affairs editor Freedom Moyo who died early yesterday morning will be buried in Esigodini tomorrow. He was 37. Family spokesperson and brother to the deceased, Mr Agent Moyo, said burial will be at Habane Township, Esigodini, Matabeleland So... US$400 000 to complete border post GOVERNMENT has allocated the Department of Immigration US$400 000 to complete the construction of Maitengwe Border Post near Plumtree town. The border, which seeks to ease congestion at Beitbridge and Plumtree is almost complete. Maitengwe Border Post i... Kudzi Nyakudya arrested Gospel musician Kudzi Nyakudya was last Friday arrested after he was found selling 200 pirated CDs of his own music.The diminutive Kuwadzana-based gospel artiste spent the weekend in police cells and was only released yesterday after his recording company... Chinyama for Egypt DYNAMOS could plunge into a severe crisis, amid fears that they might lose virtually all strikers they registered for this year's Champions League, as Zimbabwean players continue to attract foreign interest. The Glamour Boys registered six out-and-out s... D-day for civil servants GOVERNMENT and civil servants are headed for confrontation following the expiry of a deadline issued to improve their salaries and working conditions. The workers last week gave Government up to today to solve their grievances or face a one-day nationwi... Such judicial inquiries common in Zim Vice President Joice Mujuru walks out of the Harare Magistrates’ Courts where an inquest into the death of her husband Retired General Solomon Mujuru opened yesterday. AN inquest is a judicial inquiry into the cause of an unexpected death. Before the i... Such judicial inquiries common in Zim Vice President Joice Mujuru walks out of the Harare Magistrates’ Courts where an inquest into the death of her husband Retired General Solomon Mujuru opened yesterday. AN inquest is a judicial inquiry into the cause of an unexpected death. Before the i... Parly investigates flat allocation THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Public Works and National Housing yesterday started probing circumstances surrounding the allocation of new government flats under the Willowvale Housing Project Phase II. The committee summoned Natio-nal Housing... Parly investigates flat allocation THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Public Works and National Housing yesterday started probing circumstances surrounding the allocation of new government flats under the Willowvale Housing Project Phase II. The committee summoned Natio-nal Housing... Parly investigates flat allocation THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Public Works and National Housing yesterday started probing circumstances surrounding the allocation of new government flats under the Willowvale Housing Project Phase II. The committee summoned Natio-nal Housing... Grace wins Johannesburg Open JOHANNESBURG. - Steady South African Branden Grace pipped sizzling Englishman Jamie Elson by one shot yesterday to win the Joburg Open and his maiden European Tour golf title. Elson fired a nine-under-par final-round 63 and then waited 160 minutes to see... << Start < Prev 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Next > End >> Page 24 of 29