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LONDON. – Buoyed by his record-setting eighth Wimbledon tennis title, Roger Federer warned rivals yesterday that he could play until he’s 40, spearheading a late-life era of supremacy alongside Rafael…
Exercise your senses: Part 1
“I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: therefore choose life, that both thou and…
Fredericks suspended
LONDON. – Former Namibian sprinter and IAAF Council member Frankie Fredericks has been provisionally suspended from athletics pending an investigation into a potential ethics violation, the sport’s governing body said…
Zim to become regional power hub
Tawanda Mangoma in MWENEZI Zimbabwe is set to become a regional hub for power distribution by 2021 following plans to start construction of a 1 000-kilometre power line next year…
Proteas thrash England
NOTTINGHAM. – South Africa hammered England by 340 runs to win the second Test cricket at Trent Bridge yesterday and level the four-match series at 1-1. England, set a mammoth…
Denford doubtful for Kenya tie
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE senior national rugby team captain Denford Mutangamira is in a race against time ahead of the crucial Africa Rugby Gold Cup match against Kenya this…
Platinum close in on Sadiki
Chipo Sabeta Senior Sports Reporter FC PLATINUM are closing in on winger Ali Sadiki with the 30-year-old set to seal a reunion with his old club.
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More exposure is the trick
Mugove Chigada GOLF in the country will have a brighter future if more players can participate against the best in the region.
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Tips and tricks to inexpensive travel
Tariro Mutyavaviri My family used to travel a lot around Zimbabwe. We made it a point to explore different parts of the country.
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Pensioners treated unfairly
One of the more incomprehensible results of the hyperinflation Zimbabwe suffered in the 2000s was the way pensions became worth absolutely nothing and the way private pension administrators wanted credit…