Sania Mirza, Soares bag mixed doubles title
NEW YORK. — Top-seeded Sania Mirza of India and Bruno Soares of Brazil won the US Open mixed doubles title on Friday, beating American Abigail Spears and Mexico’s Santiago Gonzalez…
Djokovic looks to the future
NEW YORK. — Novak Djokovic’s bid to cap a halcyon two months of professional triumph and personal joy with an eighth Grand Slam title ended Saturday with a shock US…
Shakes Mashaba upbeat
JOHANNESBURG. — Bafana Bafana coach Shakes Mashaba said part of his reconstruction process is to bring pride back to the South African senior men’s national soccer team which he said…
Harmony Singers shine in SA
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Internationally acclaimed choral group Chitungwiza Harmony Singers came third at the Old Mutual Choir Festival that was held in South Africa over the weekend.
Exhibition explores mbira significance
At the Gallery After a successful debut run in 2013, the Tavatose-Sisonke Schools and Colleges Visual Arts Exhibition takes place at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe and the theme for…
Hamilton wins Italian GP
Britain’S Lewis Hamilton took a crucial victory in the Italian Grand Prix after Nico Rosberg made a mistake under pressure from his Mercedes team-mate.
Processed food addiction
Jeffrey Gogo MANY people will find it hard to forget the nutritious treat, mutakura (samp), particularly if your background is rural, and or a combination of both rural and urban.
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Paracetamol abuse can lead to death — study
Lungile Tshuma Sunday News Correspondent CONTINUED use of paracetamol leads to an increased risk of asthma and causes serious damage to the liver, lungs and kidneys, health experts and epidemiological studies…
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Dangerous drug hits Byo streets
Vusumuzi Dube Sunday News Reporter A HIGHLY addictive concoction of anti-retroviral drugs, mandrax and rat poison — Nyaope — has reportedly hit the streets of Bulawayo, with users reportedly parting with…
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Deals boost for job creation
Harare Bureau THE mega deals clinched during President Mugabe’s recent State visit to China are set to ignite an economic revolution that will create thousands of jobs within the next…