DeMbare positive on comeback
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter DEFENDING champions Dynamos are confident they will bounce back to winning ways tomorrow when they face minnows Flame Lily in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match…
Cargo take on the big boys
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter ZIFA Northern Region Division One soccer league debutantes Cargo Careers say they are ready for battle when the marathon gets underway today at various venues. Cargo Careers…
Madrid to rest winger Gareth Bale
MADRID. — Real Madrid winger Gareth Bale will be rested for today’s La Liga game at home to Eibar, coach Carlo Ancelotti said yesterday. This means the Welshman joins suspended…
West breaks Blues drought
AUCKLAND. — A sensational penalty kick from the touchline by replacement flyhalf Ihaia West with two minutes to go enabled the Blues to withstand a concerted second half comeback from…
Muhwati aims high
Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE squash champion, Blessing Muhwati, says he owes a lot to his brother, Simba. It is difficult to ignore the contributions the two brothers have made in the…
‘Vaughan right man for the job’
LONDON. — Michael Vaughan is the right man to bring much-needed change as the new director of England cricket, says former England bowler Ryan Sidebottom. Vaughan has held talks wiith…
Ngunga flies in for training programme
Collin Matiza in HAMBURG, Germany YOUNG Mitchel Ngunga of Conway College in Mount Hampden near Harare arrived here on Thursday morning to join the rest of the Mashrhino handball team…
Woods is like a fading prized fighter
AUGUSTA. — It is the cruellest lesson in sport, and it is inescapable. Had Tiger Woods been on the first tee early on Thursday morning he would have seen it…
Uhuru boxing tourney on
Ricky Zililo in Bulawayo HARARE City Sports Centre will host the Black Fist Independence boxing tournament which will be part of the celebrations to mark the country’s 35th Independence. The…
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BREAKING NEWS: 10 years sentence for former Air Zimbabwe Bosses
AN AIR Zimbabwe executive who bled the airline millions of dollars in a “fraudulent” aviation insurance deal wept yesterday as she was told she faces jail.