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AUCKLAND – Heyneke Meyer’s South African side arrived in New Zealand yesterday bristling with confidence and already focussed on what could be the defining clash of this year’s Super Rugby…
Amr Moussa returns
CAIRO. —Amr Moussa, a stalwart of the government of Egypt’s veteran autocrat Hosni Mubarak, has been selected to chair the committee entrusted with amending a constitution pushed through by the…
Tokyo win games bid
BUENOS AIRES -The International Olympic Committee went for a familiar, trusted host, selecting Tokyo for the 2020 Summer Olympic Games and signaling that playing it safe was preferable to more…
Unlocking Zim’s artistic conscience
At the gallery In 1962, Frank McEwen found the need of establishing a school to bestow the National Gallery with works for exhibitions here and abroad. In its studio space,…
Misbah wanted doubled ton
HARARE. — Misbah-ul-Haq wanted Younis Khan to reach his double-century before calling an end to Pakistan’s second innings but said the senior batsman would have been fine even if the…
Africa passed the test
Tichaona Zindoga The word expediency means doing what is convenient rather than what is morally right. In politics, this is one word that is often pouted by those with, or…
Stage set for World War lll
St Petersburg. — Battlelines are drawn between cold war rivals, the United States and Russia over Syria with the former angling for military action while the later pledged to stand…
Climate change strategy review gathers pace
Jeffrey Gogo Climate Story THE Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources Management has intensified the review and submission of written comments for the first draft of the National Climate Change…
Karatekas preps in full gear
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter NINE karatekas are early next month expected to head for Bulgaria to battle it out in the World Kyokushin Union Championships. The event is scheduled for…
Western hand in MDC-T decisions exposed
Herald Reporter THE move by European Union head of mission Mr Aldo Del’Arricia to write letters to the Judiciary in a bid to influence its decisions has exposed the Western…