adminWenger defends Ozil
LONDON. — Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has insisted club-record signing Mesut Ozil didn’t leave Spanish soccer giants Real Madrid because he wanted an easier life with the north London club.
Windfall for The One
LAS VEGAS. — Showtime Networks announced on Thursday that last Saturday’s fight between Floyd Mayweather and Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, billed as “The One,” generated a record US$150 million in pay-per-view…
Motoscross extravaganza!
Collin Matiza Sports Editor DONNYBROOK Raceway is the place to be in Harare tomorrow when the home of motorsport in Zimbabwe hosts the fourth round of the 2013 NetOne National…
Cheetahs stumble in SA tourney
Paul Munyuki In MIDDELSBURG, South Africa ZIMBABWE Sevens rugby sides met with mixed fortunes here yesterday on day one of the Nashua Middelburg International tournament with the Cheetahs suffering two…
Equina the one to beat at Borrowdale
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter THE four-year old bare filly, Equina by trainer Amy Bronkhorst, could be the one to beat when eight equine athletes are saddled for the running of…
ITF futures event postponed
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter TENNIS players who were hoping to compete in the International Tennis Federation Futures event that had been put on cards by Tennis Zimbabwe will have to…
Mash West appoint handball provincial board
Collin Matiza Sports Editor MASHONALAND West Province have stepped up their efforts of promoting handball in their province by putting in place a substantive provincial board which will be led…
CAPS United see shadows
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter THE CAPS United leadership are seeing shadows, where they are supposed to be looking for solutions to resolve the crisis that has hit the Green machine,…
They work in the dark yes, but . . .
Kingstone Mapupu Features Writer TWO women who were reportedly found naked, sitting in winnowing baskets with an assortment of paraphernalia associated with witchcraft, including an owl, in the wee hours…
CAR needs assistance: AU
ADDIS ABABA/GENEVA. — The African Union yesterday urged the international community to do more in the strife-torn Central African Republic, describing the situation there as “dire”.