I was no longer indispensable at Real Madrid: CR7
Paris — Cristiano Ronaldo has said he decided to leave Real Madrid for Juventus after sensing that the Spanish club’s president, Florentino Perez, no longer saw him as being “indispensable”.…
Mou praises Pogba’s penalty courage, lauds revitalised Martial
Manchester — Jose Mourinho insisted he is happy for Paul Pogba to remain his penalty taker despite the midfielder missing from the spot for the second time this season in…
Jose reveals what Juve president told him
Cape Town – Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has revealed that Juventus president Andrea Agnelli told him he was aiming for 10 successive league titles. Mourinho has been full of…
Djokovic aiming to take No 1 ranking from Nadal in Paris
Paris — Novak Djokovic can complete a stunning return to world number one at the Paris Masters this week as Rafael Nadal hits the comeback trail for the first time…
Thai billionaire’s family visit Leicester crash site
Leicester — The family of the late Thai billionaire boss of Premier League club Leicester City paid tribute to him yesterday at the site where his helicopter crashed as investigators…
TKO quarter-final dates, venues announced
Cape Town — The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has announced the Telkom Knockout quarter-final fixtures venues, dates and kick-off times. All the four Telkom Knockout quarter-final fixtures will be played…
Ball-tampering report slams ‘arrogant’ Aussie culture
Melbourne — A review into a ball-tampering scandal has condemned an “arrogant” and “controlling” culture at Cricket Australia that led to players cheating in pursuit of victory. The independent…
Don’t panic: ED• . . . bond notes, RTGS balances secure • . . . multi-currency system here to stay
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has urged depositors not to panic over the value of their Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) balances and bond notes as there is no change in policy to warrant offloading them.
Amendments to imports law gazetted
Government has gazetted amendments to Statutory Instrument (SI) 122 of 2017 to pave way for companies and individuals with offshore and free funds to import specified basic commodities.
Government secures 100m litres fuel, supplies improve
THE fuel supply situation in the country has stabilised after local petroleum giant — Sakunda Holdings — and its partners, last week provided Government with 100 million litres of fuel, which will only be paid for after 12 months.











