adminLove-struck cop won’t take ‘no’ for an answer
Prosper Dembedza Court Reporter A Harare woman is living in fear of her neighbour, a policeman, who always threatens to kill her because she turned down his romantic overtures, Harare…
Munyeza on song for Zim
Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE scrum-half Rukudzo Munyeza is on song at the annual Under-13 schools Coca-Cola Craven Week rugby festival in Durban where his boot has proven the decisive…
Seven Flames take aim at ZRP Morris
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter AFTER struggling in most of their games when the World Navi Northern Region Division One soccer league season took off, newboys Seven Flames are showing some…
Arsenal after Khedira
LONDON. — Arsenal have raced ahead in the chase to sign Real Madrid midfielder Sami Khedira after launching a £23m bid for the German international. Arsenal have also tabled a…
A SAGA ZIFA DOESN’T NEED
Bothwell Mahlengwe AS humans, we have an inclination for always trying to be right or being on the right side. This is because of our competitive nature. However, it is…
Ghana hint on contract players
ACCRA. — Ghana will have contracts with players at future international tournaments to avoid the problems encountered at the 2014 World Cup soccer finals over bonus payments.
Govt dismisses Croco Motors E15 claims
Senior Reporter Government yesterday condemned as a marketing “gimmick” Croco Motors’ directive for MPs who got vehicles from it under a parliamentary scheme to use fuel from Total and Engen…
Reds sign Emre
LONDON. — Liverpool have announced they have completed Emre Can’s £10 million switch from Bayer Leverkusen. Liverpool agreed Can’s move in principle last month and yesterday completed the final paperwork…
Two Euro giants clash
BRASILIA. — After being touted as one of World Cup soccer’s entertainers, it was a gritty performance which got France through to the quarter-finals in a 2-0 victory over Nigeria…
World Cup a success
RIO DE JANEIRO. — Fifa president Sepp Blatter declared on Wednesday that the World Cup soccer finals in Brazil were a success, saying fears of anti-tournament protests had not materialised.