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Brenda Phiri Lifestyle Reporter Zimbabwean football is interesting in all respects. Forget about the controversies, the Fifa suspensions, let alone the poor performing Zifa. It is indeed a beautiful game…
OSCAR AND REEVA: THE END IS NEAR
As the trial of South African athlete Oscar Pistorius for the murder of his girlfriend draws to a close, many people are still horrified by the tragedy. Was it murder…
Of sanctions and much ado about nothing
Bar Talk with Bra Gee Speak up, please! The deafening silence from the “There are no sanctions” camp is echoing across the world. Remember our friends who have been so…
Zimbabweans celebrate heroes
Lifestyle Writers Zimbabweans from all walks of life are geared up for the long weekend that has been set aside to pay tribute to the country’s heroes who sacrificed their…
Six year old star
Swagga T in Denmark Last year, when nine-year old Quvenzhane Wallis received the best actress nomination for her role in, “Beast of Southern Wild” making her the youngest nominee in…
Vermaelen for Barca
LONDON. — Manchester United have dropped their interest in Arsenal Thomas Vermaelen after refusing to consider the Gunners’ request for a swap deal involving Chris Smalling, according to reports.
Hockey teams leave for Cape Town
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Under-16 and Under-18 girls hockey teams left the country for South Africa where they will compete in the Cape Town schools hockey championships which…
Arsenal face Besiktas
LONDON. — Arsenal will play Turkish side Besiktas in the Champions League soccer play-off round, while Celtic face Slovenian champions Maribor after being reinstated. The Gunners have appeared in the…
Fabregas brings spark to Chelsea
LONDON. – Chelsea fans have grown used to seeing new faces in their team at the start of each season but this year it is a familiar one that they…
Wenger on players spending spree
LONDON. – Arsene Wenger believes the days of Arsenal being at the mercy of the richest clubs in the world are over. The Gunners have often been forced to cash-in…