Ferguson’s penalty worry

MANCHESTER. — Sir Alex Ferguson called on his Manchester United side to improve their penalty-taking after Wayne Rooney missed their fifth spot-kick of the season on Wednesday night.

VP’s death a blow to Matabeleland

Bulawayo Bureau
THE Matabeleland region has been plunged into mourning

NetOne calls DeMbare

Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
HARARE giants Dynamos and Charity Shield sponsors NetOne are set to iron out sharp differences which poisoned their relationship last year and ended up tainting the season-opening tournament.

Ballon d’Or-gate probe team set

Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
THE Zifa board will next week announce a four-member committee that has been tasked with investigating the Ballon d’Or voting scandal that has rocked domestic football. Following a board

Bakers Inn award cricket scholarships

Mbachi Mutukula-Maregere Sports Reporter
BAKERS Inn has awarded Cricket Scholarships to Chipembere first team Cricket players. Three former primary school pupils have also been awarded cricket scholarships at Prince Edward School. Bakers Inn

CAPS Utd to unveil new board

Sports Reporter
CAPS United president Twine Phiri has revealed that the club will be setting up a board to oversee the operations of the Green Machine. The board will have five people with Phiri being one of its

I’ll be back: Meyers

Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE women cricket team captain Sharne Meyers is battling a knee injury but hopes to be back by May. She has been going for three days a week physiotherapy sessions in her home town, Bulawayo.

Ex Japanese PM apologises for wartime crimes in China

NANJING — Former Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama yesterday apologised for Japan’s wartime crimes in China and expressed his hope that the tragedy would not be repeated. Hatoyama made the

Cara, Rodionava in winning start

Collin Matiza Sports Editor
CARA Black and Anastasia Rodionova got off to a commanding start in the women’s doubles competition at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne yesterday. Black of Zimbabwe

Foliar fertilisers: Farmers want to understand

Senior Agriculture Reporter
THERE has been a proliferation of foliar fertilisers on the agricultural chemicals market in recent years. This has left many farmers struggling to understand why, how and when they should use them.

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