Messi would struggle at Man United- Scholes
PAUL SCHOLES says even Lionel Messi would struggle to shine in the current Manchester United team and that the struggling club are being laughed at by their rivals.
Pitso eyes Telkom knockout honours
. . MAMELODI SUNDOWNS see the Telkom Knockout as an opportunity to end what has been a good year on a high note.
What’s wrog with Germany. . .Die Mannschaft have endured a terrible year, losing six matches for the first time ever
IT NEVER rains but it pours. When things aren’t going your way, you very often don’t get the rub of the green. Or as Oliver Kahn once put it: “when…
Drugs behind Ariana Grande, Pete split
. An industry insider claims the real reason Ariana Grande ended her relationship with fiancé Pete Davidson was his drug use.
Will Smith reveals lowest point in marriage. . .‘Jada cried for 45 days straight’
Will Smith has made a heartbreaking confession about his marriage to Jada Pinkett Smith.
JUST IN: Zimra collects $7,5m car import duty in 12 days
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) collected $7, 5million in 12 days in car import duty at Beitbridge as vehicle dealers acted on rumours that Government intends to introduce duty in US dollars.
JUST IN: Air Zim resuscitation begins
The resuscitation of Air Zimbabwe has started in earnest following the commencement of work by a Government appointed administrator to superintend over the national airline’s revival, a Cabinet Minister has said.
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Zimra surpasses Q3 revenue targets
Tawanda Musarurwa HARARE – The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has announced gross collections amounting to $1, 28 billion against a target of $1, 089 billion in the third quarter of…
Disinfectant dropped on Indonesia’s quake, tsunami hit areas
JAKARTA. — A helicopter has dropped disinfectants on quake and tsunami hit areas in Central Sulawesi province, aiming to prevent diseases from spreading, a disaster agency official said here on…
270,000 children risk starvation in S. Sudan: aid agency
JUBA. — At least 270,000 children in South Sudan are severely malnourished and face greater risk of starvation, with some 20,000 expected to die from extreme hunger before the end…