CR7’s debut cut short

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Juventus debut had to be cut short after supporters stormed the pitch to mob him and his team-mates during their final pre-season soccer friendly on Sunday.

Pep salutes City’s hunger

Pep Guardiola saluted Manchester City’s stars for shaking off their Soccer World Cup fatigue as the champions made a flying start to the English Premier League campaign with a 2-0 win against Arsenal.

Gold panning in Midlands causing surge in violence

Munyaradzi Musiiwa Godbless Sango (23), an artisanal miner from Silobela in rural Kwekwe will forever rue the day he hit “a score” at the pits.

AFZ upholds values and standards through training

By Flight Lieutenant Ennie Rumbidzai Jombo With the world becoming a global village, the need to foster international, regional and beneficial relations cannot be over emphasised.

Players attached to Bosso complete programme

Descent Dube, Sports Reporter FIVE Orap Zenzele & Isuzu Champions Cup beneficiaries who have been attached to Highlanders Football Club, have completed their programme.

Zim Gems begin African Champs campaign

Ellina Mhlanga, Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE’S Gems coach Lloyd Makunde has urged his charges to stay focused when they begin their campaign today at the ongoing Africa Netball Championships in Lusaka,…

India cricket team blasted

India’s media yesterday lashed out at “abysmal batting” that led to a crushing innings defeat by England in the second Test cricket at Lord’s.

Post-election round-up: What now for Zimbabwe?

I haven’t got round to doing a normal Zimbabweland this week. These are not normal times, and I have spent too much time following events on Twitter this last tumultuous week. So, again, I will offer some links to things I have found useful, even if I didn’t agree with everything in each article.

Today’s SMS/WhatsApp reader feedback

Response to “Mutendi deplores post-election violence”. Chamisa and Biti incited the violence and they should pay for it. Such behaviour is unacceptable. — Michael Zengwa.

Koreas agree to hold summit in Pyongyang in September

South and North Korea agreed yesterday to hold a summit meeting between their leaders in Pyongyang in September.