adminFormer Warriors hail Gumbo’s choice
Sports Reporter
THREE former Zimbabwe senior national soccer players believe that the team announced by Rahman Gumbo last week is good enough to beat Angola and qualify for next year’s Africa Cup of Nations to be held in South Africa.DeMbare thrash Caps
Harare Bureau
Caps United…………………………………………0
Dynamos…………………………………….… (2) 3
YOU had to be at the National Sports Stadium yesterday to believe this.
Greece fails to win concessions from France
France, following Germany’s lead, insisted on Saturday that Greece must stay in the eurozone but sidestepped its request for more time to implement the harsh austerity measures its creditors insist upon.
New Orleans beat Masvingo in Mucheke
Lillian Sibanda
BULAWAYO side New Orleans recorded a 1-0 win over Masvingo at Mucheke stadium in a Super League match courtesy of a Ntombikayise Ncube goal.
Bongani NdlovuTaliban deny reports of Haqqani leader death
The operational commander of the Haqqani Network, the group behind some of the most high profile attacks in Afghanistan, may have been killed in a US drone strike, Pakistani intelligence sources have said.
Family demands 10 beasts before burial
Marvelous Moyo
TWO families from Gwanda District are locked in a burial wrangle with one demanding 10 cattle from their in-laws in order to bury their daughter who was co-habiting with her boyfriend.
Ostrich farming revival hits snag
Lynot Munyaka
Lack of funding is frustrating efforts to revive the country’s ostrich farming industry, Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers Union president Mr Donald Khumalo has said.
Airstars coach killed in bus crash
Lovemore Zigara
A dark cloud hung over the Zifa Central Soccer League and the football fraternity at large following the death of an Airstars assistant coach only identified as Rusike yesterday who was part of the military side team which was going to fullfil a league fixture against FC Strikers in Beitbridge.NSSA pension payouts shoot up
Business Reporter
THE high death rate in the last decade due to HIV and Aids has seen the number of people receiving children’s allowances and survivor’s grants from the National Social Security Authority shoot up from just 47 in 1997 to more than 40000 this year, an official has said.