Beverley Cockcroft speaks on local swimmers

Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter
HARARE Otters Swimming Club coach, Beverley Cockcroft, believes there is potential for local swimmers to make a mark at major international events despite the failure by most of them to break national

Muchatuta impressed with preps

Mbachi Mutukula-Maregere Sports Reporter
THE vice-president of the Zimbabwe Gymnastics Association, Chris Muchatuta, is happy with the country’s preparations for the World Gymnastic Games to be held in Cape Town, South Africa, in July. “We are

Callisto Pasuwa relieved

Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
DYNAMOS coach Callisto Pasuwa is relieved that one of his strikers Farai Mupasiri has resumed training after battling a back problem in the last two weeks. The Glamour Boys, who face old foes

Masunga a happy man

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
WINGATE golfer, Nicholas Masunga, who recently won his maiden amateur title after bagging the Julius Robinson Trophy in his backyard, believes he is now being rewarded for all the hard work he has put into

Streak, Flower dropped

Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE Cricket have dropped two coaches — Grant Flower and Heath Streak — from the touring party that will travel to the West Indies while fitness trainer, Lorraine Chivandire, will also miss the

Sports Commission under fire

Farirai Machivenyika Herald Reporter
MASVINGO House of Assembly representative, Jeffreyson Chitando, yesterday called for the disbandment of the Sports and Recreation Commission. In his motion, Chitando said the Sports

Pagels’ journey begins

Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE’S Warriors plunge into battle, for the first time since imploding in Angola last year and turning their 2013 Nations Cup dream into a nightmare, when they host Botswana in a friendly

NCA to hold door to door “Vote No” campaigns

Herald Reporters

The National Constitution Assembly is set to hold door to door

Livestock condition healthy

Herald Reporter
The condition of livestock in most parts of the country has improved significantly due to available grazing and supplementary feeding in drought-prone areas.The Zimbabwe Farmers Union crop and

Constitution impact on the justice system

Herald Reporter

THE new draft constitution scheduled to go for referendum this year contains some issues likely to have an impact on Zimbabwe’s justice system, a Cabinet Minister has said. Justice and Legal Affairs

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