Southern Eye
April 23, 2014, Wed
INTERMITTENT power cuts rocked the opening day of the 55th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Bulawayo yesterday leaving some exhibitors livid and questioning whether the country was serious about attracting foreign direct investment.
IT seems the goals have started coming for Bulawayo giants Highlanders as they have sprung to the apex of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) log standings after the demolition of Chiredzi FC at Chishamiso Stadium on Monday.
INTERNATIONALLY-ACCLAIMED local comedian Carl Joshua Ncube will make his first appearance on comedy club Umahlekisa on Thursday night at a show dubbed: Laughter: The best medicine.
ZITF general manager Noma Ndlovu said in her bulletin yesterday the five-day business and trade jamboree would be fruitful, citing the participation at this year’s event by 19 countries and more than 300 exhibitors.
A DISGRUNTLED commuter omnibus operator whose vehicle tyres were damaged by police spikes in Bulawayo over his refusal to allegedly pay a $2 bribe, has threatened to take the matter to the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission.
INTERMITTENT power cuts rocked the opening day of the 55th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Bulawayo yesterday leaving some exhibitors livid and questioning whether the country was serious about attracting foreign direct investment.
IT seems the goals have started coming for Bulawayo giants Highlanders as they have sprung to the apex of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) log standings after the demolition of Chiredzi FC at Chishamiso Stadium on Monday.
LAGOS — It’s Sunday, and 15 000 people are seated in the enormous arena-like church, fanning themselves against the dusty humid air in Nigeria.
Manchester United manager David Moyes has been sacked, only 10 months after succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson.
David Moyes is facing the sack as Manchester United manager in the next 24 hours, according to Sky sources.
Tomorrow, we mark a combined Easter and Independence Day to celebrate our significant freedoms as a nation from both political and spiritual bondage.
Manchester City have been revealed as the best-paid team in world sport in a survey conducted by Sporting Intelligence and ESPN the Magazine.
Bruce Grobbelaar closes his eyes as I ask him to recall the day he will never forget.
LAST week the Southern Eye and Bulawayo24.com carried a story headlined “Zimbabwean Journalists banned from working in Lesotho” picked from the Lesotho Times.
The reigning European champions have been paired with Carlo Ancelotti’s side, as Jose Mourinho’s men meet the conquerors of Barcelona from the last round.
An estimated US$7 billion is given away every year by Africa’s philanthrocapitalists – at least the ones we know about. These are the men (sadly no women yet on this list) providing home-grown solutions to local needs.
Could fears of the imminent collapse of the more than five-decade-old Kariba Dam wall on the Zambezi river between Zimbabwe and Zambia spur Zimbabwe into more effective disaster preparedness?
A SIX-MEMBER business delegation from South Africa is in Bulawayo scouting for business opportunities in the city and hinterlands during the ongoing 55th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF).
The Bugatti Noun glass toaster currently featured at the EuroCucina 2014 tradeshow in Milan. Unlike other glass toasters, this one cooks in a whole different way
INTERNATIONALLY-ACCLAIMED local comedian Carl Joshua Ncube will make his first appearance on comedy club Umahlekisa on Thursday night at a show dubbed: Laughter: The best medicine.
