adminWenger hopes for lucky 13 against Chelsea
ARSENAL manager Arsene Wenger will hope to make it 13th time lucky against Jose Mourinho this weekend as his side attempt to delay Chelsea’s coronation as Premier League champions. Wenger…
Barca face Bayern, Juve get R Madrid
BARCELONA will have the chance to avenge their 2013 humbling by Bayern Munich after being paired with the Germans again in the Champions League semi-final draw yesterday which also pitted…
African Union anthem at PSL matches
THE Premier Soccer League will use this weekend’s league and cup competition fixtures as a platform to continue spreading the anti-xenophobia message.
Gay should have had life ban: Bolt
TYSON Gay should have been banned for life for doping, says six-time Olympic gold medallist sprinter Usain Bolt. Former 100m and 200m world champion Gay was suspended for a year…
South African shops in Malawi shut in xenophobia boycott
South African-owned shops in Malawi have remained closed after calls for a boycott from activists angered at recent xenophobic attacks. In the commercial capital Blantyre, armed police guarded several leading…
Khupe mulls Tsvangirai boycott
Nduduzo Tshuma Political Editor MDC-T deputy president Thokozani Khupe is considering boycotting today’s rally at Masvingo’s Mucheke Stadium following threats of humiliation as her fallout with party leader Morgan Tsvangirai…
All set for Sadc Extraordinary Summit
Senior Reporter All is set for the Extraordinary Summit of Sadc Heads of State and Government on Wednesday with the region’s executive secretary, Dr Stergomena Lawrence Tax, jetting into the…
‘Keep Bandung flame burning’
We publish here the full speech delivered by President Mugabe at the 60th Anniversary commemoration of the 1955 Asian-African Conference in Bandung, Indonesia, yesterday.
Cheating wife secretly buries baby
Sukulwenkosi Dube Plumtree Correspondent A cheating woman married to a South Africa-based man was impregnated by a neighbour because she was sexually starved by her husband who was always away,…
Byo holds prayer for xenophobia victims
Whinsley Masara Chronicle Reporter PRAYERS were held in Bulawayo yesterday in remembrance of victims of xenophobic attacks in South Africa and for peace to prevail in that country and Zimbabwe.