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Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE rugby coaches, players and referees will this season have to adjust to the new laws when the new season kicks-off in a move that is meant to make the game faster and more exciting.
South Africa welcomes match-fixing judgment
JOHANNESBURG. – South African Football Association president Kirsten Nematandani says the prison sentence of Phil “Mr Jones” Setshedi should send out a clear message that “match-fixing has no place
Time to put an end to AirZim woes
Air Zimbabwe has continued to be a problem child for a number of years now, putting this great nation’s name into disrepute. It is about time that sustainable solutions were sought once and for all
Appeals against arbitration awards
At the workplace Wenceslaus Murape
Both workers and employers have been found wanting when it comes to the issue of appealing against arbitration awards. In some of the notices of appeal, no grounds of appeal are listed in their
Obama defends drone assassinations
Barry GreyThe most significant point in US president Barack Obama’s State of the Union address Tuesday night was a passing and euphemistically worded reference to his program of extra-judicial drone
It’s diamonds for mistress, DVD player for the wife
Confirming the long held stereotype that unfaithful men lavish romantic gifts upon their lovers while neglecting their spouse, a survey has revealed that cheating husbands spoil their mistresses, butGovt launches programme against paediatric HIV infections
Paidamoyo Chipunza Health ReporterGOVERNMENT in partnership with the Families and Communities for the Elimination of Paediatric HIV (FACE) has launched a five-year programme meant to eradicate new HIV infections in children by
SA, Russia condemn DPRK
JOHANNESBURG. – South Africa and Russia have condemned the latest nuclear test carried out by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. The two countries have called on the DPRK to follow the