Southern Eye
May 21, 2019, Tue
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe yesterday hit out at war veterans’ leader Jabulani Sibanda, whom he accused of being possessed by the devil for opposing First Lady Grace Mugabe’s ascension to the Zanu PF women’s league top post.
Hamilton Masakadza is among five Zimbabwe batsmen who are familiar with the conditions in Bangladesh and, therefore, entrusted with the responsibility to counter the home side’s spin attack.
TWO people, both of them drivers, died on the spot when a Zikhali Motors Bus collided with a South Africa-registered haulage truck 20km outside Bulawayo along the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road yesterday at around 4am.
CONTROVERSIAL self-styled war veterans’ leader and pioneer of the chaotic land reform exercise in 2000, Francis Zimuto, popularly known as Black Jesus, has petitioned Local Government minister Ignatious Chombo, demanding he be made paramount chief of an area that formerly belonged to white commercial farmers, spanning from Bikita Minerals to Mashava.
FADING giants Highlanders Football Club will be under pressure to secure maximum points when they meet relegated Chiredzi in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match at Hartsfield Rugby Ground on Sunday.
THE returning Zimbabwe Music Awards (Zima) on Wednesday honoured the best musicians in the country with Bulawayo-based artistes scooping some of the coveted honours.
TOURISM and Hospitality Industry minister Walter Mzembi has described Zimbabwe’s $5 billion national budget as “micky mouse” for a country that is endowed with vast natural resources.
A vote of no confidence has been passed on the Masvingo Zanu PF provincial executive led by Retired Brigadier-General Killian Gwanetsa after they were accused of supporting under-fire Vice-President Joice Mujuru, opposing Grace Mugabe’s elevation to be the women’s league boss, alleged incompetence, electoral fraud and disrespect of senior party members, among a raft of other charges.
OVER the past two weeks, a deliberate overview was made into the principles of democracy and dictatorship.
THE government has been doing everything possible within its limited resources to prepare the country for any possible Ebola outbreak.