Wenger purring
LONDON. — Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said his team had answered some of their critics after blowing English Premier League soccer title rivals Manchester United off the park in a…
Harare City unstoppable
Grace Chingoma Sports Reporter HARARE City have clearly been the best team in the Chibuku Super Cup after scoring 13 goals en-route to another final dance and a showdown with Dynamos. The…
Uncle Toni on Nadal
BEIJING. — Rafael Nadal’s lifelong mentor, his uncle Toni, has opened the door to hiring a “super-coach” if the 14-time Grand Slam-winner fails to recapture his spark next tennis season.
African countries doing more for world peace
Liesl Louw-Vaudran Correspondent Who is doing the most for world peace? Heads of state at the special summit on United Nations (UN) peacekeeping in New York last week seemed to compete…
CASE FOR 100PC RUBELLA IMMUNISATION
Paidamoyo Chipunza Senior Health Reporter While uptake of the mass rubella vaccinations rolled out by the Health and Childcare Ministry last week was overwhelming, a worrying trend of those living in…
Russia bombs terrorists, America bombs hospitals
Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey Correspondent IT goes against every fibre of human decency to use a tragedy involving the murder of civilians by a terrorist in an aircraft to score political points. This is…
Government embraces e-procurement system
Walter Nyamukondiwa in KARIBA Government is moving to set up an e-procurement system to plug revenue leaks caused by inefficiencies and corruption associated with the current tendering process.
Bayern pull away
BERLIN. — Robert Lewandowski claimed his 12th goal in his last four games as German Bundesliga soccer leaders Bayern Munich trounced second-placed Borussia Dortmund 5-1 to go seven points clear…
Thompson wins Hwange Open
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter GARY Thompson won this year’s edition of the Hwange Open golf championships at the Colliery at the weekend. The former television personality, who turned professional last year, beat…
Fugitive cricketer arrested
DHAKA. — Fugitive Bangladesh cricketer Shahadat Hossain was remanded in jail yesterday shortly after he surrendered to a court over allegations of beating his 11-year-old maid, his lawyer said.

