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Ellina Mhlanga Sports ReporterAFTER serving three years as the second in command at Tennis Zimbawe, Regis Bhunu yesterday became the association’s new president after he was elected unopposed during their annual meeting at Harare Sports Club on Saturday.
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SA economic growth outlook poor
South AFRICA’S economic growth outlook is hampered by weakened investor confidence and plans by the Federal Reserve to start reducing the scale of its support for the US economy, the Reserve Bank said.Peugeot shares fall sharply
PARIS. – Shares in ailing French auto group PSA Peugeot Citroen fell sharply last week amid reports, and a denial, that the US group General Motors could take control and inject cash.
Who will succeed Ben Bernanke?
Washington. – The White House has assembled a short list of candidates to succeed Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, a source familiar with the process said last week, and US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew is running the search.
Fans attack Bulgaria FA HQ
SOFIA. — Fifteen football fans have been held by police in connection with an attack on the Bulgarian Football Union headquarters on Saturday.CSKA Sofia fans threw stones and fireworks at the BFU building in central Sofia, smashing windows and hitting a reporter who tried to take a photograph.
England, Wales to stage Test Champs
LONDON — England and Wales will stage the inaugural World Test Championship in June and July of 2017, the International Cricket Council announced on Saturday following the conclusion of its annual conference in London.Manchester City turn to Fred, Cardozo
LONDON. — Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has turned his attention to Brazil striker Fred and Benfica’s Oscar Cardozo after personally pulling the plug on a move for Roberto Mancini’s favourite striker Edinson Cavani.‘Ashley Williams is worth the price’
CARDIFF. — Ben Davies believes Swansea’s £10m valuation of Ashley Williams is more than justified.Williams has been heavily linked with summer moves to Liverpool or Arsenal, although Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins has stated the club have not received any offers for their