adminSebastian Vettel apologises
LONDON — Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel has apologised in person to Red Bull staff for ignoring team orders in a controversial Malaysian Grand Prix last weekend.Juventus eye second successive title
ROME — Juventus edged closer to a second successive Italian Serie A soccer title after winning 2-1 in a pulsating “derby of Italy” at old rivals Inter Milan on Saturday, while AC Milan moved up to second after beating Chievo Verona 1-0.
Easter death toll hits 42
Paidamoyo Chipunza Herald Reporter
NINE more people died in separate road accidents countrywide between Saturday and yesterday, bringing the Easter Holidays death toll to 42, almost double the deaths recorded same time last year.
ECB on corruption
LONDON — The England and Wales Cricket Board remains confident its proactive approach will keep the threat of corruption in the domestic game at bay.Professional Cricketers Association’s legal advisor Ian Smith warned in an interview with the Daily Mail that the time delay before Indian broadcasts of televised domestic
Gatebe on cloud nine
CAPE TOWN — David Gatebe’s victory in the Two Oceans 56km ultra-marathon may have caught the majority of spectators by surprise, but he says it was the result of well thought out preparation.Serena deflates Sharapova
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. — Serena Williams danced to the crowd’s roar, spinning and grinning, hopping and waving, then spinning some more.If her victory celebration on the stadium court seemed well-rehearsed, it was. She earned a record sixth Key Biscayne women’s tennis title on Saturday by beating familiar foil
West in a quandary
Stephen Mpofu
The West which imposed iniquitous economic sanctions on Zimbabwe today finds itself trapped in mbira dzakondo (both hands and legs tied together) for no one else’s fault but their own.Zanu-PF: The five-horned beast
Mai Jukwa Political Mondays
“You must not succeed through violence but through the effectiveness, the efficacy, of your theory’’. These are the words of the President. He has gone on to say that Zanu-PF will fight the coming electoral showdown like a wounded beast.
Sought solutions to Harare’s choke points
The rising number of cars coming into central Harare each day is making deficiencies in the traffic system in the central business district an ever greater hazard each passing day.The main problem revolves around a small number of choke points on the edge of the CBD. The more spread out traffic in the early morning can just cope with the chokes on
Russia urges US, North Korea to show restraint
MOSCOW — Russia has urged the US and North Korea to show restraint after Pyongyang said it was entering a “state of war” with South Korea.“We hope that all parties will exercise maximum responsibility and restraint and no one will cross the point of no return,” said senior Russian foreign ministry official Grigory