Players salute Manuel Pellegrini
MANCHESTER. — Manchester City’s stars hailed ice-cool manager Manuel Pellegrini as the key to their Barclays English Premier League soccer title triumph.
Players salute Manuel Pellegrini
MANCHESTER. — Manchester City’s stars hailed ice-cool manager Manuel Pellegrini as the key to their Barclays English Premier League soccer title triumph.
Players salute Manuel Pellegrini
MANCHESTER. — Manchester City’s stars hailed ice-cool manager Manuel Pellegrini as the key to their Barclays English Premier League soccer title triumph.
Players salute Manuel Pellegrini
MANCHESTER. — Manchester City’s stars hailed ice-cool manager Manuel Pellegrini as the key to their Barclays English Premier League soccer title triumph.
IOC on Games
LONDON. — The International Olympic Committee shot down rumours last week that the 2016 Summer Olympics, currently scheduled to be hosted in Rio de Janeiro, will make an emergency move…
Lukewarm response for Ngolomi album launch
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Producer Laiton Ngolomi’s DVD shoot got a lukewarm response on Saturday at Aquatic Complex. Despite having billed a number of popular artistes like Mathias Mhere, Leonard…
Karate preps for AYG
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Karate Union semi-contact technical director Paul Danisa has expressed confidence in the athletes expected to represent the nation at the forthcoming second Africa Youth Games…
Gifts galore as nation marks Mother’s Day
Herald Reporter Zimbabwe joined the rest of the world in celebrating Mother’s Day yesterday as mothers from different corners of the country received various treats from their loved offspring. Retailers,…
Let’s utilise diasporan skills
Vandudzai Zirebwa Buy Zimbabwe A recent analysis by some leading authors on human capital in Africa ranks Zimbabwe among the countries that have the sharpest brains on the continent.
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