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Augustine Hwata Senior Sports Reporter
Harare City……………….(0) 1
CAPS United………………….0
CAPS United caretaker coach Brenna Msiska was forced to make last-minute changes to his starting line-up, following a mix-up in players’ licences, and then saw his charges crash to a demoralising defeat on the opening day of the Castle Lager Premiership match against Harare City at Rufaro yesterday.
Vettel from favourite to villain
LONDON — As Sebastian Vettel has established himself as the most dominant Formula One driver of his generation, racing fans have come to see him as the boyish, fun-loving face of the glamorous series.
Fifa act on Asiagate
Special Correspondent
THE Fifa executive committee have quashed sanctions imposed on all players and officials, entangled in the Asiagate match-fixing scandal, with a landmark declaration that an endorsement of the punishments would be a gross violation of the spirit of Fair Play.
Pistorius free to compete
JOHANNESBURG. — Oscar Pistorius could make a sensational return to the track at this summer’s World Championships after a judge yesterday changed his bail conditions as he awaits trial for killing his girlfriend.
Mugabe is right, Africa needs more men like him
Lij Menelik in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Well, many are led by the western media to think President Mugabe is another mad, greedy, ruthless African dictator holding on to power, but also wondered why many respected Africans including Mandela never criticise Mugabe.
Editorial Comment:Let’s have an Easter with a difference
As Zimbabweans celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ this Easter, they must also reflect on several other issues.Jesus did not die and resurrect for nothing. He did so that people can have life and have it in abundance.
Zanu-PF urged to capitalise on rising support
Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
SEVERAL recent surveys have pointed to a Zanu-PF victory in harmonised elections set for June this year with party members urging the leadership to address “fundamental” challenges the party faces to ensure a landslide victory.
Government owes state universities US$64m
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior ReporterGovernment owes all State universities and colleges US$64 million in unpaid cadetship grants, a development that has compromised service delivery at most institutions, a senior official has said.
42 percent of married women sexually abused
Bulawayo BureauABOUT 42 percent of married women in the country have experienced sexual and or physical abuse by their husbands, with the highest number of cases recorded in Mashonaland Central Province while Matabeleland North has the lowest rate.
Stray lions from Botswana descend on Beitbridge
Beitbridge Bureau
LIONS believed to have strayed from Northern Tuli Game Reserve in Botswana have descended on Maramani area here where they are reportedly killing livestock.
Maramani ward councillor, Clr Luka Ndou yesterday said Shashe and Limpopo were the worst affected villages where 10 cattle have so far been killed by the predators.