adminRhinos face AYSA
Godknows Matarutse Sports ReporterBlack Rhinos look set to consolidate their position at the top of the Zifa Northern Region Division One table when they take on relegation-threatened Aces Youth Academy at One Commando this afternoon.
‘CAPS have the best players’
Grace Chingoma Sports ReporterCAPS United coach Taurai Mangwiro says the Green Machine have the best players in the league and that is what gives him confidence he will steer the ship away from the stormy waters. Speaking at the
Musona confirms return
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports EditorZIMBABWE’S talismanic forward Knowledge Musona has confirmed his availability for Warriors duties again, boosting the senior team’s chances when they face Angola in the decisive African Cup of
Monomotapa turn on the style
Hope Chizuzu Sports CorrespondentTHEY can be swash-buckling when the situation calls and they can even play so outlandishly even the big guns struggle for fluidity against them. But, crucially, they have what few clubs bother to have — a
Sawu a morale booster for Young Warriors
Godknows Matarutse Sports ReporterYOUNG WARRIORS’ coach George Chigove believes the inclusion of Agent Sawu into the technical set-up is a morale booster for his teenage boys as they prepare for the U-17 African Championship first round, first leg against Mozambique this month.
FC Platinum digging for maximum points
From Paul Mundandi in ZVISHAVANE
FC Platinum want to use their match against Blue Rangers this afternoon to open a new chapter.
The miners still believe they could squeeze into the championship race if they do well in the remaining
Dynamos put Highlanders in pressure cooker
Augustine Hwata Sports ReporterTHE distance between Harare and Bulawayo is nearly 450km by road but events at Rufaro and Barbourfields will easily become engrossed into each other as the Castle Lager Premiership race
It’s do-or-die for Young Sables
Paul Munyuki Sports ReporterIT’S make-or-break for the Young Sables this afternoon when they take on bitter rivals Namibia in the final of the Junior Africa rugby Cup at Prince Edward School this afternoon. Both teams are
South Africa: Readings from Marikana
I am very mindful of one rule of life, namely that distance simplifies things. I am watching events in South Africa from across the Limpopo, and of course there is a vast distance between the great Limpopo, itself the margin or the helm for our two sister republics, and where I stand as I write this piece.
Much worse, however nearer we are to each other as neighbours, there is a vaster distance by way of our distinct histories, however comparable these may be. Of course, our cultures and languages do intersect in a variety of ways, factors that my lessen that distance. But only lessen.