Sables players fail anti-doping tests in US

Sports Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Rugby Union have finally confirmed that three of the Young Sables players that took part at the Junior World Rugby Trophy tournament in the United States last month failed anti-doping tests during the tournament.

Natural talent driving rugby

Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE rugby seems to finally have awaken from its deep slumber to reclaim its right position in Africa rugby given the success stories that the sport has witnessed over the past few years.

Muripo braces for Karate WC

Grace Chirumanzu Sports Correspondent
MEMORIES of last year’s World Kyokushin Karate Tournament in Kazakhstan bring tremors of fear in Sensei Samson Muripo’s mind. Muripo, who has proved a force to reckon with on the international

Zim A confident of upsetting SA

Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE A cricket team are confident of turning the tables when they face their nemesis South Africa A in the final of the Triangular One Day International series at Harare Sports Club today. South Africa A are

Zim-Classico Show

Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
IT’S always billed as one of the biggest clashes in the Premiership every season when Zimbabwe’s most successful club, Dynamos, take on the country’s oldest team, Highlanders,
The duel at Barbourfields tomorrow is no exception.

‘No short-term power solutions’

Obert Chifamba
Zimbabwe’s energy sector has for some time been riddled with a host of challenges that have inevitably spilled into other sectors and negatively impacted on performance. Our Senior Reporter

The inconvenience of owning a car

Ghetto Blast Rosenthal Mutakati
Widely perceived as a mark of success and believed to unlock a whole world of convenience, owning a car in most African communities is not as rosy. It’s a pathway to ruin.The four-wheeled monster,

Iran denies attacking Israeli

TEHRAN — An Iranian lawmaker has dismissed Israel’s accusations about Tehran’s involvement in a bomb attack on a bus carrying Israeli tourists in Bulgaria as “unfounded”, Press TV reported yesterday.

Kenya ups security amid terror threats during Ramadan

NAIROBI — Kenyan police yesterday warned citizens to be extra vigilant as Somalia militia group, Al-Shabaab threatened to carry out terror attacks in the East African nation during the Holy month of Ramadan.

Obama cuts campaign trip short after shooting

WASHINGTON — US President Barack Obama yesterday cut short his two-day campaign swing after a deadly shooting in Aurora, Colorado, saying there can be “other days for politics. “Obama appeared at a

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