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Sharuko on Saturday ON the long flight home from Abidjan, just hours after Dynamos’ quest for the immortality of becoming the first Zimbabwean football club to be crowned champions of…
History: None but themselves!
Nathaniel Manheru: THE OTHER SIDE— IT has been a week of laughter and good political humour, not least because my party triumphed in Bikita West, but also because of the…
Editorial Comment: Warriors could have done better
THE Zimbabwe Warriors failed to, at least, reach the quarter-finals of the 2017 Nations Cup finals, after crashing out at the group stages once again, despite having given this country…
I am learning from Tuku: Mbeu
Vongai Mbara Arts Reporter — Upcoming musician Mbeu (born Ashton Nyahora) is happy to share the stage with his mentor Oliver Mtukudzi at Pakare Paye Arts Centre tomorrow.
Khama tipped among stars to move to England
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor HE only lasted three games and probably only turned on the style in one match, but Zimbabwe international forward Khama Billiat appears to have left a…
Chiyangwa backs Warriors
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa has thrown his weight behind the Warriors and dismissed the criticism which the senior national team has been facing in some sectors…
Weird, weird craze!r r r dead pose challenge creeps into Zim
Vongai Mbara Lifestyle Reporter There is no doubt that social media has been fostering communication around the world, bringing people together as they share ideas around the web. Social networks like…
Chigogora defends Pasuwa
Sports Reporter FORMER Dynamos team manager Seth Chigogora has come out guns blazing in support of under-fire Warriors coach Callisto Pasuwa saying those who argue he failed at the 2017…
‘Zim to benefit from rugby feast’
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter Sport and Recreation Minister Makhosini Hlongwane says Zimbabwe stands to benefit immensely from the rugby feast set for this afternoon at the National Sports Stadium in…
Cisse’s unfinished business
FRANCEVILLE. – Senegal coach Aliou Cisse still looks back at the 2002 African Cup of Nations with a sense of unfinished business, so tonight’s quarter-final against Cameroon offers a chance,…