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ISCHIA. — Juventus cemented a 29th Italian soccer title triumph on Sunday after another near flawless campaign, but for coach Antonio Conte hoisting the club backEvert hurt by Connors
LONDON. — Tennis great Chris Evert has hit out at her former fiance Jimmy Connors for hinting that their relationship ended in the 1970s after she had an abortion against his wishes.Hail ‘King’ LeBron
MIAMI. — LeBron James was at his best this season, and the voters tasked with selecting the National Basketball Association’s Most Valuable Player took notice.Ribery keen to stay beyond 2015
BERLIN. — France wing Franck Ribery has said he is eager to extend his Bayern Munich contract past 2015, having already spent nearly six years at the Champions League soccerThe Mau Mau Pandora box
THE British government is negotiating payments to thousands of Kenyans who were detained and severely mistreated during the 1950s Mau Mau insurgency in what would be the first compensationUS hatched terror plots
Terrorists “R” us. Washington bears full responsibility. Numerous schemes are planned. Some are alleged and foiled. Others involve violent plots. Media scoundrels convict innocent people in the court
Hifa ends on a high note
Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentAfro-fusion group Mokoomba was the toast on Sunday night after putting up a breathtaking performance which brought down the curtain on the six-day Harare International Festival of the Arts.
RioZim sinks deeper into debt
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
RIOZIM Limited, already groaning under a US$91 million liability, will later this month ask shareholders to approve a total of US$17 million in debts taken above its borrowing limit.
Nkulee, Selmor shine
Tendai Rupapa and Zecheaus Nemadire Arts CorrespondentsThey rocked and they danced. That is how best to describe the show featuring daughters of legends Nkulee Dube and Selmor Mtukudzi when they put up a vintage performance at the Harare International
Zimra nets US$2,2m from tobacco
Kuda Pembere Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority has collected US$2,2 million from the tobacco levy since the beginning of the tobacco-selling season this year, exceeding slightly its target by 7