By Weekend Argus CAPE Town: The State this week cross-examined the Zimbabwean accused of murdering his South African girlfriend. Lloyd Simbarashe stands accused of killing his then-girlfriend, Nikita Lewis, by stabbing her 18 times in full view of shocked onlookers inside the Pick and Save Superette in Manenberg on October 9, 2015. Simbarashe, speaking through
By Crisford Chogugudza KIMBERLY Gundani, a 26-year-old law student based in Melbourne, Australia, put up an impressive showing at the Miss Grand International finals which were recently held in Yangoon, Myanmar. Gundani raised Zimbabwe’s flag high, finishing in the top 20 at the pageant which was held in October and saw models from 75 countries
By Agencies ALEC MUDIMU’S whirlwind year has continued with a nomination for Zimbabwe Young Achievers Sports Person of the Year. Signed by Welsh premiership side Cefn Druids ahead of the 2017/18 campaign, Mudimu has risen to prominence under Huw Griffiths’ tutelage at The Rock. The athletic midfielder’s Welsh Premier League performances earned him international recognition
By Diaspora Correspondent AS Zimbabwe Achievers International’s global awards campaign draws to an end for 2018, the Australian edition has entered the final phase, announcing over 75 nominees for this year’s ceremony. Sponsored by WorldRemit, aLondon-based Fintech Company, has been part of all four chapters this year. ZAA International Chairman, Conrad Mwanza commended organisers in
By Agencies IRELAND: A Zimbabwean student at Dublin City University (DCU) who was facing deportation has been granted a stay until February 2019. Shepherd Machaya is a beneficiary of DCU’s University of Sanctuary status, a scheme that offers scholarships to ten asylum seekers every year. The 32-year-old has been in Ireland for nine years and
By UK Media LONDON: Zimbabwe-born Dereck Chisora resumes his British rivalry with Dillian Whyte in a rematch at The O2 on December 22, it was confirmed Thursday. The heavyweight duo will collide again in London, just over two years since Whyte claimed a hotly-disputed split decision victory following a ‘Fight of the Year’ contender at
*This article is taken from noted.co.nz Zamani, the young man narrating 30-year-old Zimbabwean writer Novuyo Rosa Tshuma’s clever, cunning debut novel, House Of Stone, declares at the outset that he is a man on a mission “to remake the past”. Zamani, who has no family, is a blank canvas. Through circumstances, which are slowly revealed,
By Sports Reporter BURNLEY Academy manager Jon Pepper has showered England-born Zimbabwean teenager Tinashe Chakwana likening to former England striker Jermain Defoe. This followed Chakwana impressive four-goal haul during Burnley U-23’ 6-0 victory over Sheffield United U-23 in a recent Professional Development League match at the Tameside Stadium. The 19-year-old forward, who was born in
By Weekend Argus CAPE TOWN: A manhunt is under way for a Zimbabwean wanted for the murder of a British resident in his Cape Town flat last weekend. Police have since issued an arrest warrant and put out an identikit for Iryvine Dzvitiro, 24. The Zimbabwean is wanted in connection with the murder of Upendra Galegedera
By SA media Several cellphone tower solar panels and batteries believed to have been stolen from around the Nelson Mandela Bay area were confiscated after police pulled over a bus travelling to Zimbabwe. The bust came after police pulled over a bus pulling a large trailer and found the solar panels in the compartment under
By Diaspora Correspondent THE nomination deadline for the Australian edition of the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards is fast approaching and the public have until October 26 to put forward candidates they feel have excelled in the last year. ZAA Chairman Conrad Mwanza said that Australia has grown since its inaugural event and the calibre of candidates
By Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE-born rugby star David Pocock has crowned his stellar return to international rugby by claiming his second John Eales Medal awarded to Australia’s most outstanding player in spectacular fashion. The 30-year-old Gweru-born player and current vice captain of Australia’s national rugby made a seamless return to Test rugby this season, after sitting
By Diaspora Correspondent ORGANISERS of UK initiative Vuka Bulawayo Vuka have announced a long list of key players in the Zimbabwe diaspora community who will be in attendance at the celebration in Manchester this Saturday. Hosted by veteran broadcaster Ezra Tshisa Sibanda, the inaugural event is part of a wider community project that will not
By thecho.co.uk A NEW restaurant is set to open in Ashley Cross this autumn which its owner hopes will ‘open up a new food frontier’. Zim Braai, featuring dishes inspired by traditional southern African food, is the brainchild of Koh brand founder Andy Lennox. The healthy menu will feature bold Braai’d meats and fish alongside
By Agencies Five-part Zimbabwean acappella voice ensemble Nobuntu are currently touring the United States. The group has a wide repertoire which includes gospel, Afro jazz, crossover and traditional Zimbabwean songs, along with pure voices, authentic dance moves and minimalist percussion and traditional instruments. While still rehearsing in Zimbabwe, the members of Nobuntu – Zanele Manhenga, Thandeka
By Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE-BORN British heavyweight boxer Dereck Chisora has announced a surprise partnership with former fierce rival David Haye almost six years after the pair met in front of 40,000 fans at West Ham’s Upton Park stadium in an all-British showdown. Chisora, 34, – who recently knocked-out Carlos Takam in July – revealed that
By UK Bureau MONEY remittance company, Express Links International Limited, is the lead sponsor for UK based Bulawayo community initiative, Vuka Bulawayo Vuka, taking place in Manchester this month. Specialising in the provision of money transfer services to individuals and businesses, the company started out in 2003 and is authorised and regulated by the Financial
By Agencies WHEN Stella Rambisai Chiweshe first began making music in mid 1970s Zimbabwe, she risked not just stern disapproval from her conservative peers but also potential arrest. Defying both the patriarchal norms of her native Shona culture and the white colonial powers who ruled what was then still Rhodesia, Chiweshe became one of very few female
UNITED States: The music of a culture helps to connect and bind its members together. In Nobuntu, an a cappella quintet from Zimbabwe, the five female members sing, dance and play simple acoustic instruments in order to share their music with the world. Nobuntu came to visit Saint Mary’s College in California on Tuesday
By Alois Vinga THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has partnered Rwanda Air in a development that will see the airline selling tickets for flights between London and Harare at a discounted rate of £480. ZTA’s corporate communications manager, Hazel Sizani, confirmed the development to NewZimbabwe.com Business, noting that the partnership aims to boost tourist visits
