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Sports Reporter
FC Platinum get to test their pre-season preparations when they invade Mutare tomorrow in the first semi-final of the Bob ’88 Super Cup against Motor Action at Sakubva. The platinum miners, who were in Kariba for the past two weeks laying the ground
Twist to Sundowns tourney
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
MAMELODI Sundowns’ proposed four-team invitational tournament has been called off but CAPS United will go ahead with the tour of South Africa with the teams now engaging in practice matches to be played behind closed doors on Sunday.
Nightmare on Day One
Dean du Plessis
The first day of the one-off Test against New Zealand was probably Zimbabwe’s worst with the ball since returning to the Test arena last year. In our previous three Tests, we have been able to get early wickets on pitches less suited to bowling. So, it came
Zim struggle against New Zealand
NAPIER, New Zealand. – An unbeaten century from skipper Ross Taylor put New Zealand in a commanding position at five for 331 on the first day of the one-off Test cricket against Zimbabwe in Napier yesterday. Taylor finished the day on 111 not out after his team lost the toss and were sent into bat on a green-tinged wicket expected to favour the bowlers. However fears
Lone Warrior at Afcon
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor
Tangawarima shines as Zimbabwe ambassador. THERE are no Warriors hunting for trophies in the jungles of Equatorial Guinea and Gabon, but there is a Zimbabwean football expert who is proudly flying his country’s flag high at the 2012
Jamaican musician Movado jets in
Tafadzwa Zimoyo and Rumbidzai Nderere
Jamacian reggae artiste David Brooks, popularly known as Movado, is in the country and expected to perform tonight at Rainbow Towers before holding another show in Chitungwiza tomorrow. Mavado, who calls himself the “Gully God” said he was happy to
Silent victims of HIV/Aids scourge
It is common cause that there are some families that have been ravaged by the HIV epidemic. In the communities we live in, orphans and vulnerable child-headed families are a constant reminder of what the scourge is capable of. Three decades on, science has made great strides in its fight against HIV. Lynette and Liana are teenage sisters who live all by themselves in
Youths urged not to reverse gains of independence
Chronicle Reporter
NHLANHLA, the son of Zanu-PF Bulawayo provincial chairman, Cde Isaac Dakamela, was yesterday buried at West Park Cemetery in the city. Speaker after speaker described the death of Nhlanhla as a blow to the family and nation as a whole.
Council impounds 40 vehicles, tickets illegal garages
Chronicle Reporter
THE Bulawayo City Council has impounded 40 vehicles and ticketed 11 illegal garages under its ongoing blitz on backyard mechanics. The move by the local authority, which has been criticised for
Weak cord caused bungee jumping mishap
Victoria Falls Reporter
THE batch of rubber used to make the bungee jumping cord that snapped, resulting in the plunging of an Australian tourist, Erin Langworthy, into the Zambezi River from a height of approximately 20