Mashonaland West beat Manicaland

From Godknows Matarutse in BINDURA
Mashonaland West emerged the biggest winners on the opening day of this year’s National Youth Games after dismissing Manicaland 4-0 in a Group B football match at Trojan yesterday. Mash West

Poacher gets 16 months behind bars

From Noah Pito In Hurungwe
An elephant poacher, who was shot and wounded by game rangers in February before police arrested him, was last week jailed for 16 months by a Karoi magistrate. Magistrate, Mr Obidience Matare

Benjani speaks out

Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor
FORMER Zimbabwe captain, Benjani Mwaruwari, is scheduled to arrive in Harare today on a mission to address a number of issues related to his spectacular fallout with the Zifa leadership. Benjani told

Dodo joins Township Rollers

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
THREE Zimbabweans have joined Botswana outfit Township Rollers ahead of the new season, which gets underway next month. The trio includes coach Darlington Dodo and strikers Tongai Magwendere and

Rusike edges closer to Chiefs deal

Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor
YOUNG Warriors international Matthew Rusike was last night edging closer to a deal amid revelations that he secured a three-year deal that could make him the fifth Zimbabwean on the books of ABSA

Warriors face Chipolopolo

Sports Reporter
HWANGE defender, Aaron Katebe, could be facing his teammates Francisco Zekumbawire and Rodwell Chinyengetere when Zimbabwe play Zambia in an international friendly in Ndola tomorrow.

Simply the worst

Robson Sharuko and Augustine Hwata
SEAN CONNOR’S agents believe CAPS United directors succumbed to intense pressure from their fans leading to their sudden decision to fire the Northern Irishman but his record is so sickening he should

60 nabbed in mine wrangle shooting

Crime Reporter
MORE than 60 people have been arrested in connection with the shooting incident that occurred in a long-running gold mine ownership wrangle between banker Mr Patterson Timba and businessman Mr

Mahendere contests sentence

Court Reporter
gospel musician Amos Mahendere yesterday applied for the suspension of the community service he is serving for pointing a firearm at a commuter omnibus bus driver. He was ordered to perform 210 hours

Clinton meets Mandela in rare visit at his home

QUNU (South Africa) — US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met Nelson Mandela yesterday at his rural homestead where South Africa’s first black president is living out retirement far from the public eye.

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