adminManjoro armed and dangerous
Collin Matiza Sports EditorJAIROS Manjoro, one of the most decorated karate instructors in Zimbabwe, recently returned from a two-week training and grading camp in Hyderabad, India, “armed and dangerous”. Manjoro, who practices the karate style of bino-ryu, spent the
David Sengu rallies Makepekepe
Augustine Hwata Sports ReporterCAPS United club captain David Sengu says his troops have put behind them the disappointment of losing their first home game of the season to Chicken Inn. He wants Makepekepe to start collecting maximum points against Motor Action in a
TP Mazembe, CAPS in player row
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports EditorTHE Footballers Union of Zimbabwe have stepped in to try and resolve the contractual impasse that has stalled the careers of Zimbabwe internationals Darryl Nyandoro and Chris Semakwere and have given TP Mazembe seven days to show cause
Young Mighty Warriors ready
Grace Chingoma Sports Reporter
YOUNG Mighty Warriors coach Langton Giwa, seeking to overturn a 0-3 deficit, has made changes to the team which went down in Nigeria and is confident the new combinations will bring goals in tomorrow’s clash at Rufaro. Zimbabwe need to beat
Divine Appointments: A love that is beyond telling
Tendai ManzvanzvikeWHAT is love? Many of us toss around this word easily and we end up trivialising it. The word “love” is so misused and overused in our society that we hardly know what to think when someone says, “I love you”.
What are some characteristics of God’s love? How does it differ from our “modern” conception of love?
UN calls for end to fighting between Sudan, S. Sudan
UNITED NATIONS — The UN Security Council demanded on Thursday that the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) of Sudan and the Sudanese People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) of South Sudan cease fighting and resolve issues causing contention betweenSyrian army major assassinated
DAMASCUS — Syria’s official media said “armed terrorists” assassinated an army major in the central Hama province yesterday, just hours after the killing of a brigadier in the capital Damascus. Major Musa Yusuf was killed when two “terrorists” ambushed his car while he was en route to work, said state-run SANA news agency. Earlier yesterday, Brigadier Walid Joni was gunned downAmericas summit opens
CARTAGENA — US President Barack Obama was due in Colombia yesterday for talks with fellow leaders from across the Americas set to focus on vicious regional drug wars as well as Cuba and the Falklands. All democratically elected leaders of the Western Hemisphere except Ecuadoran President Rafael Correa are to attend the weekend gathering, with the official themeAlgeria buries first president Ben Bella
ALGIERS — Algeria buried its first post-independence president Ahmed Ben Bella, hailed as an anti-colonial hero and the father of the nation, in a sombre and rain-drenched ceremony yesterday. Ben Bella, who died on Wednesday at age 95 following a recent hospital stay for respiratory problems, was laid to rest in the Martyrs’ plot in Algiers’ El Alia cemetery, alongside other
Mutharika’s body expected
LILONGWE — Late president Bingu wa Mutharika’s remains will arrive in Malawi today through Kamuzu International Airport where there will be a guard of honour by the Malawi Defence Force. Prayers will be conducted by the Catholic Church, chairperson of the funeral’s main organising committee, who is also Minister of Local Government and Rural Development