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Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports EditorZIMBABWE’S technical frailties were once again cruelly exposed when it mattered most after the Warriors conspired to disappoint a nation that had invested so much in them as they crashed out of the 2013 African Cup of Nations qualification. The Warriors’ hopes melted in the opening six
Flower out to move Mountains
Eddie Chikamhi Sports ReporterMID WEST RHINOS coach Grant Flower wants his players to maintain their fine form when they host Mountaineers in a 50-over cricket match at Kwekwe Sports Club tomorrow. Rhinos have made a promising start to the season winning the two opening matches against Southern Rocks and Mashonaland
Young Warriors appeal for time to write exams
Godknows Matarutse Sports ReporterZIFA yesterday wrote to Caf seeking postponement of their Under-17 African Youth Championship second leg, second round clash against Congo Brazzaville to allow players sit for the Ordinary level examinations which are starting tomorrow. The Young Warriors team is dominated mostly by
Asiagate report today
Augustine Hwata Sports ReporterTWO days after the Warriors cruelly crashed out of the 2013 African Cup Nations Cup, the Zifa board is today expected to receive the Asiagate report compiled by their Independent Ethics Committee. Zifa suspended some 97 players and officials from all national team activities although about 40
Shabani braces for Platinum, Chinda Boys clash
From Paul Mundandi in ZvishavaneFC PLATINUM coach Tendai Chikuni has conceded that Shabanie Mine will not be pushovers when the two rivals meet in a blood-and-thunder Mbada Cup quarter final clash on Saturday afternoon. The two clubs are fierce rivals. “Shabanie are not pushovers. I respect them and they have been
Insight into the Duma clan’s unique burials
George Maponga Masvingo BureauThe Ziki people who are part of the Duma clan that is dominant in the eastern parts of Masvingo in Bikita have a unique way of interring the remains of their dead chiefs. The burial of the late Mr Ishmael Mutema (59), who was the 10th Chief Ziki at Nedombwe Village in Ziki communal lands on
PM, Locardia settle out of court
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter
PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai and his estranged wife Ms Locardia Karimatsenga Tembo have agreed to settle their US$15 000 maintenance case out of court.
Lawyers representing both parties yesterday told Harare magistrate Mr Rueben
Commuters demand better facilities
Herald Reporters
COMMUTERS have urged Harare City Council to urgently renovate sheds at bus terminuses and provide adequate street ligh-ting.
They also want adequate street lighting, open public toilets and to provide refuse
Dlamini-Zuma takes over as AU chief
Addis Ababa. — A female leader yesterday was inaugurated into the top leadership position at the African Union for the first time. South Africa’s Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma took charge of the African Union commission where she will be in charge of peace and security functions and keeping track
Malema in Zimbabwe on private visit
Harare Bureau
Former ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema, who was ousted by the ANC leadership early this year, says he will never run away from problems he is facing in South Africa and is in Zimbabwe to gain strength to double his fight against imperialists back home.
Malema is facing corruption charges, which his supporters have said are politically motivated.
The outspoken Malema said when he came to Harare last Friday to attend the wedding of Zanu-PF Youth League members Mike Gava and Tendai Wenyika, some people in South Africa speculated that he was running away to seek political asylum in Zimbabwe.
“We are here to support Cde Mike and Cde Tendai. We are here to celebrate a beautiful wedding so we left our political vocabulary at home. Today we are at a wedding and so we don’t want to be talking a lot of politics. We want to dance and enjoy Zimbabwe and we want to see what Harare will offer us.