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- September 5, 2016
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JUST IN: Bosso in tricky Chibuku Super Cup draw
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter INCONSISTENT but recently rejuvenated Highlanders have been handed a tricky draw in the Chibuku Super Cup round of 16 where they will face off against…
LATEST: Malawi bound bus in accident
Thupeyo Muleya BEITBRIDGE BUREAU Scores of Malawians were seriously injured when a Nyali Luxury Coaches bus they were travelling in side-swiped with a Mazda 323 some 20 kilometres outside Musina…
Bosso win in Beitbridge thriller
Thupeyo Muleya in Beitbridge Border Strikers 1-2 Highlanders (Tabwe Kalunga 12 minutes) H’landers 2 (Ralph Matema 69 min, Nhlanhla Ndlovu 90 min)
Dembare go past Chapungu
Grace Chingoma Harare Bureau Dynamos 1 – 0 Chapungu DYNAMOS third-choice goalkeeper Ashley Reyners was the hero of the day when he saved a penalty on his debut as he kept…
All set for Chibuku Super Cup draw
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter ALL is set for the annual 16-team Chibuku Super Cup draw that takes place at Mandel Training Centre today, with the 2015 season’s top eight teams…
Highlanders Clubhouse fields to become green
Mehluli Sibanda Senior Sports Reporter IN a move aimed at saving Highlanders a lot of money in training fees, the borehole at the Bulawayo giants’ clubhouse has been resuscitated. A visit…
Serena powers into US Open fourth round
SERENA WILLIAMS powered to a record 307th Grand Slam match win to reach the fourth round of the US Open. The world number one moved ahead of Martina Navratilova for…
Ban haulage trucks: Zimra
THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has urged the Government to consider banning long-haul road freight as it causes congestion at the country’s border posts and damages the road network.
New efforts to resuscitate coal bed methane exploration
Martin Kadzere Harare Bureau THERE are renewed efforts to resuscitate exploration of coal bed methane in the Matabeleland North Province to prove whether the resource is commercially viable.
Import bill drops by 27 percent
Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S import bill for the first seven months of the year has dropped by 21 percent due to a number of factors including policy interventions to…