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Ricky Zililo Senior Sports Reporter The government has hailed the Heath Streak Multi-Sports Academy’s Corporate Cricket League that was launched on Friday and saw 20 schools getting cricket equipment.
Mandaza happy at Maritzburg United
Aaron Dube in Johannesburg, South Africa FORMER Warriors striker Terrence Mandaza says he is enjoying life at Maritzburg United and has set a target of a top eight finish for…
Mathema hails Mat North athletes
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter MATABELELAND North Provincial Affairs Minister Cain Mathema has hailed athletes from the province that are part of Team Zimbabwe for the African Union Sports Council…
Rooney joins England’s 100 club
Wayne Rooney celebrated becoming the youngest player to win 100 caps for England with a second-half penalty that sparked his side’s revival in a 3-1 win over Slovenia in a…
Morkel inspires SA win over Aussies
Morne Morkel claimed a career best 5-21 as South Africa levelled their one-day series against Australia with a three-wicket win in the second ODI in Perth.
McIlroy wins Race to Dubai
American Brooks Koepka claimed his first European Tour title in the Turkish Airlines Open yesterday, a result which ensured Rory McIlroy won the Race to Dubai for the second time…
Search for NRZ GM begins
Business Editor THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) is scouting for a suitably qualified candidate to fill the post of general manager that became vacant after the death of Retired…
Emirates cuts fares for Zim travellers
EMIRATES has announced a reduction of fares for Zimbabwean travellers to more than 30 destinations by up to 40 percent. The United Arab Emirates-based airliner, which flies direct from Harare…
Chicken Slice invades Byo
Business Reporter FAST foods chain, Chicken Slice, a division of Packers International would be opening shop in Bulawayo soon in a major move set to increase competition among players in…
AfrAsia courts international investors
Charity Ruzvidzo Business Reporter TROUBLED financial institution, AfrAsia Bank Limited (ABL) is courting local and international investors in a bid to raise $35 million to meet regulatory capital requirements.