adminGraham Taylor dies
LONDON. – Former England soccer team manager Graham Taylor died yesterday at the age of 72 after suffering a suspected heart attack. Taylor made his name as the mastermind behind…
Murray, Kerber top seeds
MELBOURNE. – World number ones Andy Murray and Angelique Kerber were yesterday named the top seeds for next week’s Australian Open with organisers aligning with the current tennis rankings.
Arthur has a point to prove
BRISBANE. – Mickey Arthur said yesterday he wants to prove Cricket Australia erred by sacking him as he returns as coach of Pakistan for this week’s day-night Test in Brisbane.
Amla hits century
JOHANNESBURG. – Hashim Amla made a century in his 100th Test cricket match as he and JP Duminy put South Africa in command on the first day of the third…
Cayeux, Vincent struggle in South Africa
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter— ZIMBABWE’S Scott Vincent and Marc Cayeux struggled in the opening round of the European Tour sanctioned BMW South Africa Open at Glendower Golf Club Johannesburg South Africa…
Pasuwa has faith in his troops
JOHANNESBURG . — Zimbabwe Warriors head coach Callisto Pasuwa is optimistic of making a mark at the 2017 African Cup of Nations finals in Gabon despite describing their group as…
Ghana to end AFCON drought
ABUJA. – The Black Stars of Ghana will again be one of the favourites for the African Cup of Nations as they aim to clinch a fifth title after their…
When whites are expats and thae rest of us are immigrants
Mawuna Remarque Koutonin: Correspondent SURELY any person going to work outside their country is an expatriate? But no, the word exclusively applies to white people In the lexicon of human migration there…
Fisher, Horne lead as McIlroy stalks
South Africans Trevor Fisher Jr and Keith Horne ended the first day of the BMW SA Open one shot clear of tournament favourite Rory McIlroy on a perfect day for…
AFCON eyes on Uganda
KAMPALA. – In an era when dictator Idi Amin would interrupt football training to offer advice and bundles of cash, Uganda made it all the way to the 1978 African…