adminVilla frustrate Leicester
LONDON. – Aston Villa’s Rudy Gestede prevented Leicester City pulling three points clear in the English Premier League on Saturday, while John Terry’s contentious 98th-minute equaliser earned Chelsea a 3-3…
Capri to increase refrigerator exports
Innscor Africa appliance manufacturing division, Capri said on Friday it is targeting to increase exports of refrigerators to include all countries in the Southern African region.
Mauritius leads investment flows into Zim
Mauritius and the British Virgin Islands remain an excellent route for structuring foreign investments into Zimbabwe with the two making up the top 10 of source countries for investment since…
Arnold Classic team named
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Bodybuilding and Fitness Association have named the team to represent the country at the inaugural Arnold Classic Africa in South Africa in May.
Wife clobbers hubby for demanding DNA test
Ivan Zhakata Court Reporter A Harare woman gave her husband a thorough beating for doubting their minor child’s paternity, a Harare Civil Court has heard. Clifford Dhewa was allegedly assaulted…
New Zim batting consultant speaks out
KHULNA. — Marvan Atapattu has admitted that his ten-day stint as Zimbabwe’s batting consultant will not be enough to bring about major change, but said he was looking forward to…
Australia beat India
MELBOURNE. – Glenn Maxwell struck a scintillating 96 in a tricky chase to help Australia beat India by three wickets in the third one-dayer yesterday and take an unassailable 3-0…
David Harid redefines Christian poetry
Elliot Ziwira @ The Book Store There is a constant reminder that this world is not our home, as the crooner Jimmy Reeves sings in “Across the Bridge”, and Christians…
NSSA bosses lose benefits
Felex Share Senior Reporter— Five National Social Security Authority (NSSA) executives sacked last year for looting and mismanaging the pensions institution are set to go home empty-handed after Government resolved…
Books that shaped the rise, fall of the British Empire
Isabel Hofmeyer Correspondent When we talk about books, we generally think only of their inside – the words, ideas and themes that they contain. But what about the outside?