© ZIMBABWE all-rounder Sikandar Raza took six wickets on day three of the second Test against Sri Lanka to leave the hosts with a strong chance of winning the match with a 175 runs lead and nine wickets in hand going into the penultimate day this morning.
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Raza spins Zim into lead
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. . . as Kamambo courts Chiyangwa
© THE Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) has taken the first step in ending a long-running feud with former president Philip Chiyangwa which was threatening to destroy local football.
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Zifa settle for Logarusic
© CROATIAN Zdravko Logarusic was yesterday appointed the new Warriors coach on a two-year contract with a mandate to qualify for the 2022 Qatar World Cup and the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) tournaments.
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Joy for Nakamba. . . as Aston Villa book Wembley final date
© ZIMBABWE international Marvelous Nakamba will have a chance to win his first piece of silverware in English football after helping Aston Villa reach the League Cup final in only his first season in Birmingham.
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Delta revenue up 27pc
© DELTA Corporation (Delta) says revenue for the quarter to December 31, 2019 grew by 27 percent in inflation adjusted terms (646 percent historical), reflecting changes in product mix and price increases that are based on replacement cost.
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Five-year jail term for denying consumers refunds, returns
© UNFAIR practices by retailers to sell goods and deny consumers the right to return or exchange the purchased items if they are defective or sub-standard will attract a jail sentence of at least five years, according to the new Consumer Protection Act.
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Industry minister blasts retailers
© INDUSTRY and Commerce minister Sekai Nzenza yesterday warned retailers engaging in conditional selling of subsidised roller meal that the recently-enacted Consumer Protection Act will ensure the perpetrators are brought to book.
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Service stations blasted
© INDUSTRIALIST and National Competitiveness Commission (NCC) chairperson Kumbirai Katsande yesterday castigated service stations for selling fuel to card holders only at the expense of other consumers.
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Set up courts for consumer rights, say stakeholders
© STAKEHOLDERS yesterday clamoured for the establishment of special courts to deal with consumer-related disputes and criminal charges in a bid to promote and safeguard consumer rights.
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ITUC blasts govt over labour leaders' arrests
© THE International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), which represents 207 million workers in 163 countries and has 331 national affiliates, has accused the Zimbabwean government of persecuting labour leaders.
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Sanctions not the solution, Polad tells US ambassador
© THE Political Actors Dialogue (Polad), a consultative forum set up by President Emmerson Mnangagwa for 17 losing 2018 presidential election candidates, has said the economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe are not the solution.
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Guard accused of poisoning 544 cattle at Nyambirai farm
© A SECURITY guard at top lawyer Tawanda Nyambirai's farm, who allegedly poisoned 544 cattle there, resulting in the death of 144, appeared in court yesterday.
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Machete gang members denied bail over cop murder
© AT LEAST seven machete gang members who were allegedly involved in the murder of Kadoma police constable Wonder Hokoyo in December last year, have been denied bail by the High Court.
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Top cop under police probe
© POLICE are investigating the director of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID), commissioner Chrispen Charumbira over allegations of corruption and gross mismanagement, national police spokesperson Paul Nyathi has confirmed.
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Rains fail to cheer up farmers
© THE Zimbabwe National Farmers Union (ZNFU) says the current wet spell in several parts of the country, which the Meteorological Services Department has warned will be below normal, is not enough to rescue the current agricultural season.
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Millers call for roller meal subsidy transparency
© THE National Business Council of Zimbabwe (NBCZ) has implored the government to ensure that the roller meal subsidy programme is run in a transparent manner.
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Judge raps Chiwenga lawyers
© HIGH Court judge Pisirayi Kwenda has rapped Vice President Constantino Chiwenga's lawyers for misleading the politician in an application in which the State has secured his estranged wife Marry's consent to temporarily leave the Borrowdale Brooke matrimonial home.
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Former Zimbabwe-Rhodesia Foreign Affairs minister dies
© FORMER Zimbabwe-Rhodesia minister of Foreign Affairs David Mukome, 77, who passed away last Saturday, will be laid to rest on Sunday at Warren Hills Cemetery in the capital.
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Former VP Mphoko wins Sabbath day battle
© THERE was drama at former Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko's, pictured, court hearing yesterday after his lawyer and the trial magistrate Hosea Mujaya engaged in a heated debate over whether the matter should take place on “Sabbath” day.
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Zacc prioritises asset recovery
© THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) is prioritising investigation of cases and recovering corruptly acquired assets in its quest to curb rampant graft both in the public and private sectors, chairperson Loice Matanda-Moyo has said.
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