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Jeffrey Murimbechi Sports Correspondent THE Confederation of African Rugby have promised a revamp of the Africa Cup structure which will result in more matches for the Zimbabwe Sables. CAR secretary-general,…
Merkel backs plan to keep European data
BERLIN. — Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has embraced proposals to create European data networks that would keep e-mails and other communications on the European side of the Atlantic, farther…
Watson savours win at classic Riviera
LOS ANGELES. — Bubba Watson was feeling the romance of Riviera on Sunday — and trying not to let it distract him from winning there. The American golfer was soaking…
Xi wants scientific, democratic CPC
BEIJING. — President Xi Jinping yesterday told China’s ministers and provincial governors to sharpen their skills and modernise the government. Xi made the remarks while speaking at a workshop at…
Giroud apologises to wife, Gunners
LONDON. — Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud has apologised to his wife and club after being accused by British tabloid The Sun of meeting a model in a hotel room and…
CR7 not missed in Real romp
MADRID. — Spanish soccer giants Real Madrid made light of the absence of the suspended Cristiano Ronaldo with a 3-0 win away at Getafe to move level with Barcelona and…
Rains to continue: Met Office
Farai Rugeje Agriculture reporter Most parts of Zimbabwe are expected to continue receiving rainfall this week, the Meteorological Services Department head of public weather services Mr Tich Zinyemba has confirmed.…
12 Years a Slave, Gravity dominate Bafta awards
Gravity dominated the Bafta awards, scooping six prizes, while 12 Years a Slave won the coveted best film honour. The space drama was named best British film and picked up…
Thomas Sweswe faces bleak future
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor IS this the end of the road for Thomas Sweswe? After a long career spanning 14 years and having played for nine clubs, the former…
ZMC accreditation fees gazetted
Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter Government has gazetted registration fees for accreditation of journalists by the Zimbabwe Media Commission with a first applicant expected to pay US$10 while those renewing would…