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Mourinho has backing of fans and club: Moyes
London — Former Manchester United manager David Moyes believes Jose Mourinho retains the full backing of the club and their supporters despite a poor start to the Premier League season.…
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Mou right about ‘manhunt’: Neville
Cape Town — Ex-Manchester United star Phil Neville has come to the defence of Jose Mourinho, claiming that criticism of the Portuguese manager is becoming “personal”. Neville, who played as…
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Jose being made ‘scapegoat’ for Man United players: Rooney
London — Wayne Rooney has called on Manchester United’s players to stand up and be counted, saying that manager Jose Mourinho is an easy target for the club’s troubles. United…
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Safa to tackle poor standard of PSL referees
Cape Town — The South African Football Association (Safa) says it is paying attention and attending to the recent spate of below par performances by some match officials in top-flight…
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Sierra Leone files appeal against Fifa suspension
Freetown — Sierra Leone has appealed against its suspension by world football’s top body on charges of government interference. After a crisis meeting on Monday with the government, the Sierra…
adminZIFA RALLY WARRIORS
ZIFA vice president Omega Sibanda has rallied the Warriors to defend the national flag and cheer the nation’s spirits when they engage the Democratic Republic of Congo in an Africa Cup of Nations Group G top-of-the-table qualifier on Saturday night.
Price madness: Govt intervenes
GOVERNMENT has directed that prices of basic commodities increased without justification be reduced immediately, as it moves to restore sanity on the market. Retailers are hiking prices of basic commodities daily, triggering panic that has led to artificial shortages.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: ED’s tax reform support shows leadership
OVER the past week there have been attempts to blackmail and intimidate the Executive after the announcement of a 2 cents transaction charge per dollar.
Ex-Zinara boss jailed
Tendai Rupapa Senior Court Reporter Former Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) acting chief executive Moses Juma, who was facing criminal abuse of office charges, was yesterday jailed for an effective…