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- Chronicle
- July 22, 2017
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Leopards look to put loss behind them
Tobias Mandoreba in Hwange ZIFA Mat North Division 2A league pacesetters Hotspurs Leopards will want to quickly dust themselves up from last weekend’s setback of being mauled by a fired…
- Chronicle
- July 22, 2017
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Mou wants United to wrap up transfer business
Jose Mourinho urged Manchester United bosses to wrap up the club’s transfer business as quickly as possible after watching new signing Romelu Lukaku find the net once more in a…
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- July 22, 2017
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Mou wants United to wrap up transfer business
Jose Mourinho urged Manchester United bosses to wrap up the club’s transfer business as quickly as possible after watching new signing Romelu Lukaku find the net once more in a…
adminEditorial Comment: Keep up the good work Chevrons
THE Chevrons are back home, after one of the most successful tours in their history and, fittingly, our boys received a heroes’ welcome with scores of fans thronging the Harare…
Graca threatens to sue Mandela’s doc
JOHANNESBURG. – Former South African First Lady Graca Machel wants to sue a doctor who treated her late husband‚ former South African president Nelson Mandela‚ over explosive claims in a…
MUKAMBA AND MUTUMA, BAD BOYS OR JUST A BUNCH OF FELLOWS WE DON’T UNDERSTAND?
Sharuko on Saturday IT was a relatively short drive, from Harare’s Central Business District to Highlands and on Monday nights, the madness that usually characterises the traffic jungle of our…
Drugs kingpin remanded in custody
Fungai Lupande Court Reporter An ex-British soldier, who allegedly manufactured dangerous drugs including cocaine at his home, packaging them into capsules, yesterday appeared in court. The suspected drug kingpin, James Francis…
Zimpapers wins big at Megafest awards
Lovemore Meya Herald Correspondent ZIMPAPERS scored big at the Megafest awards on Thursday in Harare after its managing editor Victoria Ruzvidzo and group public relations and corporate affairs manager Ms Beatrice…
Ex-presidents treated like animals, says Obasanjo
PRETORIA. -African leaders should treat their former presidents with more dignity because currently “we are being seen as animals”, former Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo has said.
Warriors in tight corner as battle royale looms . . . Mhofu to defend impressive home record
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter GANGLY defender Denis Dauda will wear the skipper’s armband tomorrow when Zimbabwe take on Namibia in a must-win Africa Nations Championship qualifier at the National Sports…