adminEthiopia dissident paraded on state TV
Addis Ababa — An Ethiopian opposition leader sentenced to death in absentia has been paraded on state television proclaiming “peace” with Addis Ababa after his controversial extradition from Yemen.
Notre Dame topless to pay
Paris — French prosecutors want activists who bared their breasts in Notre Dame Cathedral are to pay thousands of euros in fines for damages.
‘Forget we’re playing Bosso’
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter BANTU Rovers players should temporarily forget about their allegiance to Highlanders and concentrate on the job at hand when the two Bulawayo sides clash in a…
Banyana arrive
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter SOUTH Africa’s senior women’s football national team arrived in the country yesterday for an international friendly against a largely Under-20 Zimbabwe Mighty Warriors.
Brazil captain David Luiz apologises after loss
TEARFUL Brazil captain David Luiz apologised to his compatriots after the hosts suffered a humiliating 7-1 World Cup semi-final defeat by Germany.
100 new land claims received
Cape Town — Government has received roughly 100 new land claims since last week when the process reopened for five years, chief land claims commissioner Nomfundo Gobodo said yesterday.
Zimunya, Sambo slam Zifa
Harare Bureau THE Lifelong Footballers’ Trust have criticised the Zimbabwe football leadership for jumping onto the planes to watch the World Cup in Brazil while domestic football is in intensive…
Mat North braces for Ingwebu Breweries tournament
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter MATABELELAND North is eager to win this year’s edition of the Ingwebu Breweries inter-schools football tournament whose finals will be held at Jotsholo Grounds next month.
Klose breaks finals goals record
GERMANY striker Miroslav Klose became the record scorer in World Cup history by netting his 16th finals goal in the 7-1 semi-final victory over Brazil.
Rebate of duty on equipment imported by arts organisations
Did you know that arts organisations based and registered in Zimbabwe can enjoy duty free importation of equipment that they use in their performances?