Bob Marley – Zimbabwe’s history repeating itself Bob Marley – Zimbabwe’s history repeating itself Monday, 02 November 2009 09:45 Bob Marley performed this song for Zimbabwe’s Independence celebrations in 1980 and how pertinent these lyrics are to our nation’s predicament today.

Bob Marley’s Song – Zimbabwe – History repeating itself Bob Marley performed this song for Zimbabwe’s Independence celebrations in 1980 and how pertinent these lyrics are to our nation’s predicament today.

It is all in black and white and I have not added a dot to the words – Marley categorically revealing that the just emerged default revolutionaries were only elements of a transition-in-time and nothing less than this.

From Thupeyo Muleya in BEITBRIDGE SOMEWHERE in the rural area of Buhera, lies the Man Mountain — known to the world simply as Kilimanjaro — who boxed his way from Mbare to rule the African continent.

Mr Kunda called on opposition Patriotic Front president Michael Sata and his United Party for National Development (UPND) counterpart, Hakainde Hichilema, to stop attacking Government on the way it is fighting corruption in the country.

Sports Reporter THAMSANQA Dube, the reigning Pan-African World Boxing Association (WBA) heavyweight champion, is disgruntled over the way his fight against challenger Nsitu Mbayo of the Democratic Republic of Congo has been handled.

It’s uncertain, however, whether the testing issue is simply an over-hyped negotiating ploy aimed at Pacquiao or truly a deal-breaker that could scuttle a fight with the potential to be the biggest boxing moneymaker of all time.

Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE heavyweight champion Thamsanqa Dube will jet into the country on Thursday to defend his Pan African World Boxing Association (WBA) title at the Rainbow Towers on Sunday afternoon.

During his three day visit, he humbled the usually overzealous police by insisting that he did not want them as part of his security team. He even ordered them off his convoy as he walked around the streets of Harare meeting ordinary Zimbabweans.

During his three day visit, he humbled the usually overzealous police by insisting that he did not want them as part of his security team. He even ordered them off his convoy as he walked around the streets of Harare meeting ordinary Zimbabweans.

Editorial Several days ago as editor of this website, I had to make the difficult decision of whether or not to publicise and expose allegations that human

At the end of a normal working day, Buffet (also known as The Sage) retires to his modest three-bedroom house in mid-town Omaha where he engages in two favourite but modest pastimes: popping corn and watching television.

The secretary of the boxing board, Patrick Mukondiwa, yesterday told Chronicle Sport that unless the promoter, Senzeni Haparimwe, clarifies the issue of the purse money and secures a suitable ring, the bout will not be given the green light.

During his three day visit, he humbled the usually overzealous police by insisting that he did not want them as part of his security team. He even ordered them off his convoy as he walked around the streets of Harare meeting ordinary Zimbabweans.

The fight had initially been scheduled to take place in Johannesburg, South Africa, last Tuesday. Zimbabwe Boxing and Wrestling Control’s secretary Patrick Mukondiwa said the bout was postponed after Mharidzo's opponent was declared unfit to fight.

Wednesday, 12 August 2009 Georges Dukson (far right) near General de Gaulle It

Sports Reporter PAN African World Boxing Association (WBA) heavyweight champion Thamsanqa Dube's fight against Democratic Republic of Congo's Nsitu Mbayo was on Friday cancelled after sponsor's failed to raise the money needed for the fight.

Advertisement We are here to stay! - Eddie Cross Eddie Cross circled above By EDDIE CROSS Published: Wednesday 25 February 2009 ZIMBABWE - HARARE - The situation in Zimbabwe is really difficult to read right now.