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Sports Reporter EDDIE Chivero, the president of the Zimbabwe National Team Supporters Association, has called on the Zifa Board and Assembly to step down after the latest Warriors debacle. A…
Ncube invited ire of Bosso college fans
Peter Phiri Sports Correspondent FORMER Zimbabwe Saints striker Mlamleli ‘‘Kenny Daglish’’ Ncube remembers how in 2002 his colleagues at Hillside Teachers’ College chided him after Chikwata had nearly derailed Highlanders’…
Young US minorities grow to record number
For the first time, America’s racial and ethnic minorities make up about half of the under-5 age group, the US government has said. The historic shift, announced on Thursday, shows…
Sadc won’t solve Zim’s problems: Coltart
Prosper Ndlovu Senior Reporter MDC secretary for legal affairs Mr David Coltart says Zimbabwe is a sovereign state that should solve its domestic problems internally without seeking for solutions from…
Zanu-PF gears for polls …outlines rules for primary elections
Prosper Ndlovu and Temba Dube Senior Reporters ZANU-PF yesterday publicised its rules and regulations governing the conduct of primary elections with emphasis on knowledgeable candidates of good repute who are…
Weekend Sports Diary
ATHLETICS Tomorrow: Bulawayo Track and Field Championships (White City Stadium)
Man jailed for whipping Australian Muslim
A man who whipped a Muslim convert in Australia as a religious punishment for drinking alcohol has been sentenced to at least 16 months in jail. Wasim Fayad, who was…
Brazil face Japan in tricky opener
Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari cannot help but have one eye on next year’s World Cup on home soil, but if the acid test is 12 months away the countdown…
Don’t be misled, Tsvangirai told
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PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai is being misled into believing that the Sadc Extraordinary Summit in Maputo, Mozambique, today will overturn the proclamation of harmonised elections set for July 31,
President slams child rapists, gays
George Maponga Masvingo BureauPRESIDENT Mugabe has expressed shock and anguish over rising cases of child rape and gayism and