Cote d’lvoire seek prayers from clerics

ABIDJAN — Cote d’lvoire football federation officials paid visits to a mosque and a church in Abidjan on Wednesday to seek for prayers from clerics for the national team’s success at the looming African Cup

Nothing is impossible with hard work: Debebe

ADDIS ABABA — When Mengistu Worku struck deep into extra-time against Egypt to clinch Ethiopia’s first African Cup of Nations soccer title in 1962, the home victory appeared to herald an era of

Crest explains short working hours

Wenceslaus Murape Labour Reporter
The Crest Poultry Group says the introduction of short working hours at its divisions — Suncrest Chickens and Crest Breeders International — was a result of viability challenges. CPG is a subsidiary of the

‘Big bird’ flies into Harare

Walter Muchinguri Assistant Business Editor
HARARE International Airport will next month welcome the longest passenger aircraft ever to touch down in the country when Emirates introduces a Boeing 777-300ER on its Dubai-Lusaka and Harare

Interest rates decline

Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter
THE National Social Security Authority and Old Mutual have reduced the cost of money lent to banks from 10 percent to 7 percent, with banks now on-lending that money at a maximum interest rate of 10

DeMbare, Hwange row

Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor
DYNAMOS’ bid to bolster their attack with the acquisition of Hwange striker Francisco Zekumbawire appears to have to have hit a snag following claims that the coalminers have put a US$130 000 price

Harry Redknapp eyes salvation

LONDON — Harry Redknapp believes Queens Park Rangers’ shock 1-0 win at Chelsea could be the turning point in his side’s season. Redknapp, who also revealed he missed out on the chance to sign

Queens Park Rangers shock Chelsea

LONDON, — Chelsea old boy Shaun Wright-Phillips stunned his former club with a 78th-minute winner as English Premiership soccer bottom side Queens Park Rangers shocked the European champions 1-0 on

Sri Lanka falter in Australia

SYDNEY — Stand-in Lahiru Thirimanne and skipper Mahela Jayawardene missed centuries as injury-hit Sri Lanka slumped to 294 all out after a strong start to the third Sydney Test cricket against Australia

Serena survives a testing examination

BRISBANE — Serena Williams survived a testing examination from fellow American Sloane Stephens at the Brisbane International tennis tournament yesterday to book a semi-final against world number one

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