Thrills galore at Donnybrook
Sports ReporterIF spectators and motor racing fans were looking for a day for thrills, then that was what they got at Donnybrook on Sunday during the final event of the Dragpro Club 2012 Drag Racing Series.
ZRU moot national academies project
Paul Munyuki Sports ReporterNATIONAL rugby academies funded largely by foreign companies are on the cards as the Zimbabwe Rugby Union prepares to nurture the junior talent.
Juniors leave for Botswana
Augustine Hwata Sports ReporterTWO junior cricket teams from Mashonaland West province are scheduled to leave for Botswana this afternoon for a series of matches as part of their development programmes.
Giwa’s battle cry
Godknows Matarutse Sports ReporterYOUNG Mighty Warriors coach Langton Giwa has rallied his charges to remain focused as they aim to retain their title at this year’s Zone VI Youth Games to be staged in Zambia next month.
Disband Sports Commission — MP
Farirai Machivenyika Senior ReporterMASVINGO House of Assembly representative Jeffryson Chitando has called for the disbandment of the entire Sport and Recreation Board following mediocre performances by the country’s national teams and representatives on the global stage.
Espionage: President speaks out
Fidelis Munyoro and Takunda Maodza
PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday expre-ssed concern at allegations that British American Tobacco was collaborating with South African tobacco firms to engage in corporate espionage to sabotage local cigarette manufacturers.
Anglicans hold first mass in five years

Daniel Nemukuyu
ANGLICANS in Harare today held their first mass in five years at the Cathedral of St Mary and All Saints under police guard. The midweek mass was held a day after the eviction of Archbishop Nolbert Kunonga of the Anglican Church of the Province of Zimbabwe from the Cathedral offices by the Deputy Sheriff.
Ambush on Zim escalates tensions
Brezhnev Malaba in WASHINGTON DC
A CRUDELY-EXECUTED ambush on Zimbabwe at the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme plenary by European Union-funded non-governmental organisations has escalated tensions here.
When an operation go rogue
The Arena Hildegarde
We are slowly being turned into a generator nation, including an economy powered by generators. Walk around Harare’s Central Business District and you see various types and sizes of generators making noise too. What is the business output like in such an environment?The ‘We are so good’ rhetoric
Reason Wafawarova
Zimbabweans are heading for elections in March 2013 and this is the time when politicians cry out the “we are so good” message with so much conviction that makes it fashionable for all others to believe the rhetorical utterances from the self-anointed custodians of our opinions — the loud mouths that hail from the powerful political community.



