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Claudio Ranieri’s tactics, Riyad Mahrez’s creativity and Jamie Vardy’s goals have all played a part in Leicester City’s remarkable run but good karma is what will land them their first…
AmaZulu terminate Barker’s contract
AmaZulu yesterday announced that they have decided to release Steve Barker from his duties following the club’s failure to meet its mandate in the 2015/16 National First Division. “The coach has…
Nadal closes in on top 4
Paris — Rafael Nadal stays at world number five in the latest ATP rankings released yesterday, but cuts the gap to the top four after claiming his ninth Monte Carlo…
Enrique backs Barca to bounce back
Barcelona boss Luis Enrique claimed his side are capable of winning their final five La Liga games to claim the title despite slipping to a fourth defeat in five games…
Pep insists Bayern focused on cup semi
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola says their Champions League semi-final must be the last thing on his players’ minds when they face Werder Bremen in the German Cup last four…
Windies turn down Pakistan T20 tour
Karachi — Recently crowned World Twenty20 champions the West Indies have turned down a request from Pakistan to play matches in the militancy-wracked South Asian country due to security fears,…
Silva blame game continues
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter DYNAMOS’ Portuguese coach Paulo Jorge Silva was at it again yesterday, blaming four unnamed players for the Harare giants’ miserable run that has seen them failing…
Civil servants pay dates released
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Correspondent— THE government has announced civil servants pay dates for the month of April with the police expected to be paid on Wednesday while the rest of the…
President laments youths drug abuse
Fidelis Munyoro Harare Bureau— PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe yesterday dissuaded youths from drug abuse saying self-discipline, focus and seriousness with studies were the only way to prosperity. Addressing thousands of children from the…
Muchechetere’s $2,4m pay bid flops
Fidelis Munyoro Harare Bureau— FORMER Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) chief executive Happison Muchechetere’s bid to pocket more than $2,4 million as outstanding salaries and benefits following his unceremonious departure from the…