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Hell on Earth? Zimbabwe’s October heatwave revealed

Zimbabwe has endured an intense October heatwave, with temperatures…

Peter Ndlovu makes a perfect start as Scottland FC coach

Peter Ndlovu enjoyed a dream introduction as Scottland FC’s…

November fuel prices: Diesel could drop by more than R1.60 per litre

South African motorists could soon enjoy lower fuel costs,…

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Hell on Earth? Zimbabwe’s October heatwave revealed

Zimbabwe has endured an intense October heatwave, with temperatures…

Peter Ndlovu makes a perfect start as Scottland FC coach

Peter Ndlovu enjoyed a dream introduction as Scottland FC’s…

November fuel prices: Diesel could drop by more than R1.60 per litre

South African motorists could soon enjoy lower fuel costs,…

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Hell on Earth? Zimbabwe’s October heatwave revealed

Zimbabwe has endured an intense October heatwave, with temperatures…

Peter Ndlovu makes a perfect start as Scottland FC coach

Peter Ndlovu enjoyed a dream introduction as Scottland FC’s…

November fuel prices: Diesel could drop by more than R1.60 per litre

South African motorists could soon enjoy lower fuel costs,…

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Zimbabwe has endured an intense October heatwave, with temperatures reaching an alarming 44 degrees Celsius in some areas. The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has revealed exceptionally high readings…

Peter Ndlovu enjoyed a dream introduction as Scottland FC’s interim head coach on Thursday. The Zimbabwean football legend guided his side to a crucial 1-0 victory over CAPS…

South African motorists could soon enjoy lower fuel costs, particularly those filling up with diesel. The latest fuel price data points to substantial diesel reductions in November. Petrol…

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Zimbabwe has endured an intense October heatwave, with temperatures reaching an alarming 44 degrees Celsius in some areas. The Meteorological Services…

Peter Ndlovu enjoyed a dream introduction as Scottland FC’s interim head coach on Thursday. The Zimbabwean football legend guided his side…

South African motorists could soon enjoy lower fuel costs, particularly those filling up with diesel. The latest fuel price data points…

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Zimbabwe has endured an intense October heatwave, with temperatures reaching an alarming 44 degrees Celsius in some areas. The Meteorological Services…

Peter Ndlovu enjoyed a dream introduction as Scottland FC’s interim head coach on Thursday. The Zimbabwean football legend guided his side…

South African motorists could soon enjoy lower fuel costs, particularly those filling up with diesel. The latest fuel price data points…

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Zimbabwe Government has unveiled fresh measures to reduce regulatory costs and simplify business operations. Cabinet approved the changes during its 26th meeting as authorities intensify efforts to attract investment. The reforms target licences, permits, levies and fees across several economic sectors. They will also eliminate overlapping requirements and reduce charges considered excessively high. Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Dr…

Zimbabwean football clubs are set to keep more matchday income after Cabinet approved major levy reductions. The reforms aim to ease financial pressure on clubs and strengthen their ability to generate sustainable revenue. Information Minister Zhemu Soda announced the changes during Tuesday’s post-Cabinet media briefing. The new structure will cut several charges imposed on football matchday earnings. Football levies face…

The South African Football Association (SAFA) must pay more than $25,000 to Zimbabwean match agent Ellen Chiwenga. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) confirmed the payment after rejecting SAFA’s appeal. The dispute centred on two international friendlies involving Banyana Banyana in June 2024. South Africa faced England and Denmark during that international window. Chiwenga arranged both matches through her…

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