adminShabanie see off visiting Monomotapa
From Paul Mundandi in Zvishavane
Shabanie Mine (0); Monomotapa (0) 1
SHABANIE maintained their winning streak when they posted yet another victory over visiting Monomotapa in a Premier League match at Maglas yesterday.
Homestead burnt down in ‘love triangle’
Leonard Ncube
A Kezi family in Matabeleland South is lucky to be alive after its homestead was burnt down at night destroying all three huts and property.
Cancer patients stranded
Chronicle Reporter
HUNDREDS of cancer patients in Bulawayo and surrounding areas are stranded as the city’s only radiotherapy machine has broken down.
Wasteful CAPS United held
Grace Chingoma Sports ReporterCAPS United……………(0)1
Buffaloes………………….(0)1
A COSTLY defensive blunder by captain David Sengu just eight minutes from time handed Buffaloes a big point and cost CAPS United two huge points in this Castle Premiership match played on a
Guthrie silences Gunners
Augustine Hwata Sports ReporterGunners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (0) 1
Dynamos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (1) 2
GUTHRIE ZHOKINYI slammed home a beauty of a free-kick, in the dying moments of this highly-charged game, to propel Dynamos to victory at Lafarge yesterday and provide an answer to those
Zim clinch series
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE secured an historic victory over South Africa with a crushing nine-wicket triumph, which sent shock waves around the cricket world yesterday, to secure the Pran AFL Twenty20 series before a noisy sellout crowd at Harare Sports Club.
It was Zimbabwe’s second win, in three matches against their neighbours in this series, and having only won just two One Day Internationals against South Africa prior to this tournament, Alan Butcher and his men matched that in just one successful week,
Although South Africa were without key players like Dale Steyn and Jacques Kallis, they still brought a very competitive team, led by Hashim Amla, and they were odds-on favourites, not only to win this series, but do so without breaking a lot of sweat.
But Zimbabwe showed significant improvement and they will now focus on the World Twenty20 Cup in Sri Lanka in September with a lot of confidence after one of their finest victories on the cricket field.
Pay dispute threatens June exams
Herald Reporter
THE June 2012 public examinations are in danger as workers are threatening to strike over late payment of US$420 000 housing allowances by the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council.
Zimsec has yet to implement a court order to pay its 290 workers over US$420 000 in outstanding housing allowances dating back 12 months, although the council is owed US$1,9 million by the Treasury in what amounts to subsidies to keep examination fees affordable. Zimsec still has an appeal pending on the
Labour Court ruling to pay allowances.
Education, Sport, Arts and Culture Minister David Coltart is now involved in trying to resolve the dispute.
At the weekend he said he held a meeting with some of the board members last week as part of the measures to resolve the impasse.
“I met Zimsec board deputy chairperson (Mrs Hilda Shindi) who also chairs the committee and I
Masakadza finds his touch
Jeffrey MurimbechiA number of national cricketers have fallen out of favour with selection boards over the last decade, largely as a result of poor performances, inconsistency or failing to deliver the goods when needed at
Young Sables’ uphill task against Canada
From Paul Munyuki in UTAH, United StatesTHE Zimbabwe Under-20 side will miss the services of the experienced trio of captain Sean Linfield, prop Ian Muza and winger Justin Coles after they were ruled out for the rest of the Junior World Rugby Trophy tournament.
Misery piles on Quelaton
From Ricky Zililo in BULAWAYOQuelaton ………(0) 0
Hardbody …… (0) 1
PREMIERSHIP debutants Quelaton’s misery piled on as they were beaten at home by struggling