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Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe is a Chelsea fan, it was reported today. The octogenarian tyrant said the European champions were his favourite side.
[Vanguard] Super Falcons head coach, Kadiri Ikhana has expressed readiness of his team ahead of the 2012 African Women Championship qualifying first leg fixture against Zimbabwe in Harare on May 27.
Africas Econet Wireless says that it has secured a US$362 million loan facility to finance network upgrades, and that 70% of the funding will be spent in its Zimbabwean subsidiary.
WHEN Morgan Tsvangirai became Prime Minister in 2009, he promised to end the violence, corruption, sleaze and thievery that characterised our political system over the years. He also pledged to restore honour and decency to our Parliament.
Zimbabwe Vigil said Radio 3' Petroc Trelawny, who is believed to have been compering at a Bulawayo music festival, is being held in the capital Harare.
BY OUR STAFF President Robert Mugabe has suggested that women should be allocated parliamentary seats on a proportional representation basis, as they faced obstacles in winning constituencies due to patriarchal attitudes.
[The Herald] POLICE will today deploy enough human resources to ensure the safety of the people and visitors during the Benjani Mwaruwari testimonial match at the National Sports Stadium Harare provincial police spokesperson, James Sabau, yesterday said they were expecting a huge crowd at the stadium and they were going to deploy both uniformed and plain-clothed details.
HARARE (Reuters) - A BBC radio presenter has been arrested in Zimbabwe and charged with working without a permit, his lawyer told Reuters on Sunday.
BY Brian Nkiwane Ivory Coast star Didier Drogba proved to be the man of the moment in African football when his Chelsea number 11 shirt fetched the highest bid after attracting a staggering US$8 400 during a jersey auction at the Benjani Mwaruwari Testimonial Fundraising Dinner held in Harare on Friday night.
BY OUR STAFF All is set for the second edition of the Mr Ugly Harare which will be held tonight at City Sports Bar. The event will see reigning Mr Ugly Harare, Brian Mateyazondo, passing on the crown to a new king of ugliness at the event that promises to be fun-filled.
I was in Harare’s Travel Plaza collecting an airline ticket at Wings Travel Bureau. Yep I’ve got itchy feet again and 66 days from today will see me land at Heathrow on Ethiopian Airways via Lusaka and Bole, Addis Ababa, on the third day of the Olympics.