adminBosso in tricky Mbada Cup draw
Lovemore Dube Sports Editor CITY soccer giants Highlanders were drawn against Triangle in the first round of the Mbada Holdings Diamonds Cup in Harare yesterday afternoon.
Suspended Ncube rallies Highlanders
Sikhumbuzo Moy0 Senior Sports Reporter SUSPENDED Highlanders forward Milton Ncube believes his absence from tomorrow’s Castle Lager Premier Soccer League derby clash against How Mine will instead spur his teammates…
Thrilling final day expected in 2nd Test
Pakistan 230 and 158 for 5 (Manzoor 54, Chatara 2-29, Usteya 2-40) need another 106 to beat Zimbabwe 294 and 199 (Mawoyo 58, Rahat 5-52)
Go well Majuta Mpofu
Lovemore Dube Sports Editor ON Tuesday Majuta Mpofu with his bags of tricks that made him a household name dribbled his markers for the last time with his last breath.
Zim football: Future looks bright
Ricky Zililo Sports Reporter ON Tuesday, Zimbabwe beat South Africa 2-1 in a highly charged international friendly match at Orlando Stadium, Johannesburg, and that victory left me thinking, who will…
Change of mind set among administrators key
Limukani Ncube Off the ball FOR a very long time, sports administrators across the country have clamoured for the creation of a Sports ministry separate from education.
BCC 42km marathon on the cards
Lovemore Dube Sports Editor BULAWAYO City Council is organising a 42km marathon as part of festivities to celebrate its city status. Bulawayo turns 70 years as a city in November…
Sports development programme launched
Tinomuda Courage Chakanyuka Midlands Sports Correspondent THE Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education in partnership with Kincard International College of Sports Science Research and Technology launched the sports development programme…
Meet Bosso’s number one fan Melusi Khumalo
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter “WHEN I was young I would prefer not to eat whenever Highlanders would have lost but now I am a bit mature and understand football.…
De Gea grateful for United patience
Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea recognises it was the support of his teammates that helped him adapt to the unique challenges of life at Old Trafford.