adminFC Platinum’s carrot . . . dangle huge incentives for players
From Paul Mundandi in ZVISHAVANE
FC PLATINUM players have been promised US$1 000 each, the biggest such incentive for a Premiership tie, to win tomorrow and erase bitter memories of the day Dynamos marched into this
Harare amateur golf championship tees off
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports ReporterTHE race for the World Amateur Golf Championships tickets continues when the Harare Amateur Championships tees off at Warren Hills this morning. A total of 78 players are expected to take part in
Star midfielder Masame missing in Action
Eddie Chikamhi Sports ReporterMOTOR ACTION manager Joey Antipas says veteran midfielder Isaac Masame will be missed when they engage Monomotapa at Rufaro tomorrow, but is hoping to be competitive. Masame will start
Local tennis players disappoint
Ellina Mhlanga Sports ReporterLOCAL players at the ongoing International Tennis Federation South/Central Junior Circuit at Harare Sports Club found the going tough as they all failed to make it into today’s semi-finals. The only player,
Mash West eye success
Godknows Matarutse Sports ReporterMASHONALAND West Province have vowed to end Harare’s dominance when the 10th edition of the National Youth Games explodes into life in Bindura tomorrow. Harare have over the past years
Kirsty in backstroke finals
From Collin Matiza in LONDONKIRSTY Coventry, the only Zimbabwean to win seven Olympic medals, last night stormed into the final of the women’s 200m backstroke, keeping her hopes alive of winning this event for a record third
Tough marathon for Zim runners
From Collin Matiza in LONDONZIMBABWEAN long-distance runners Wirimayi Juwawo, Cutbert Nyasango and Sharon Tavengwa must brace themselves to run on what looks like one of the toughest and most challenging Olympic
Connor hails derby impact
Augustine Hwata Sports ReporterCAPS United team manager, Sean Connor, says the high profile Harare derby against Dynamos at Rufaro last weekend was a good advertisement for the Castle Lager Premiership. The Northern
Thomas Mapfumo: A rebel who has lost the cause
The crowd reverberates into a frenzy of madness as a ghostly figure moves on stage in a staggering gait, simultaneously unleashing his asymmetrical, ropy dreadlocks from underneath a cowboy hat.As the dreadlocks fly in all directions, the man starts singing in a trance-like stunt, his deep bellowing voice blending with the twing-twang of the sacred mbira, a shifting tapestry of percussion, plunking guitars and a heartthrob of pounding drums. The cross-rhythm from the African drum seals the music magic.
Residents to be charged for getting water from neighbours
Chronicle Reporter
BULAWAYO residents who get water from others during the water shedding period will be billed for those supplies.