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Robert Mutsauki in ABUJA, Nigeria IT is July 2010 in Rabat, Morocco, during the first edition of the African Youth Games when Tuelo Serufho the secretary-general of the Botswana National…
Small things that matter
Tracy Mutowekuziva Mother Theresa once said, “Our efforts might be a drop in the ocean, but if we don’t do it. That drop will be forever missing.” What Mother Theresa…
Shabanie’s John Phiri confident
Paul Mundandi in ZVISHAVANE SHABANIE Mine coach John Phiri is brimming with confidence that his side will turn the tables on hosts CAPS United in a Castle Lager Premiership match…
Hunt for Buffalo Junior begins
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter EASTERN STARS will be banking on home advantage when they engage Zifa Eastern Region Division One soccer league log leaders Buffalo Junior at Rudhaka this afternoon.
Gorden Moyo dumps Tsvangirai
Herald Reporters MDC-T Bulawayo provincial chairman and former Cabinet minister Mr Gorden Moyo yesterday resigned from his post in the Morgan Tsvangirai-led faction citing leadership failure and lack of direction.
Supreme Court outlaws Zimdollar payments
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter Workers who were awarded damages for labour disputes in Zimbabwe dollars after the introduction of the multi-currency regime will now get paid in foreign currency…
How developed is a country?
There are many different ways which are used to try to determine how developed a country is. These are called indicators of development and they can be easily compared using…
DeMbare in high spirits, seek US$2 entry fee
Eddie Chikamhi and Petros Kausiyo DEFENDING champions Dynamos have been boosted by the return of some key players from injury as they look to continue on a good path tomorrow…
Harare ready for inter-provincial champs
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter DEFENDING champions in the National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe Inter-Provincial Championships, Harare, are hopeful they will retain their title when provinces converge at the National University…
Trouble for big events
SAO PAULO. — Plagued by delays and opposition at home, the World Cup in Brazil might be a turning point for sporting mega-events, forcing soccer’s governing body and the International…