Summer 7s rugby back
ALL is set for the inaugural edition of the Exide Sevens Rugby Series to be staged at Belgravia Sports Club tomorrow, with 12 teams from around Harare expected to take part.
Taylor equals Andy Flower’s record, but . . .
BRENDAN Taylor equalled Andy Flower’s record for the most international hundreds for Zimbabwe, taking his tally to 16, but Mehidy Hasan Miraz bowled Bangladesh to a series-levelling 218-run win on the fifth day at the Shere Bangla National Stadium yesterday.
Warriors arrive in Liberia
ZIMBABWE’s Warriors flew into Liberia late yesterday afternoon to a great vibe in the city of Monrovia as they brace for a tough encounter against the hosts battling to revive a 2019 African Cup of Nations qualifying campaign that has gone off the rails.
Water conservation: Everyone’s responsibility
It is now in the public domain. The forecast for the next season has revealed that the country stands to be affected by El Nino, which will see Zimbabwe receiving normal to below normal rains.
Gweru Sports Club faces extinction
IN a move that is as ill-advised as it is retrogressive and against the spirit and aspirations of Zimbabwe’s Second Republic, the Gweru City Council have resolved to destroy sports facilities in the city after ordering the closure of the fourth city’s sports club and agreed to relinquish maintenance of other sporting facilities.
‘Don’t romanticise war’
ZIMBABWEANS should cherish the peace and stability that the country is enjoying and should not take it for granted as there are other countries that are reeling due to civil wars and instability, ASA Resources group chief executive Mr Toi Muganyi has said.
LeBron passes Chamberlain mark
LOS ANGELES. — American basketball star LeBron James has become the fifth highest points scorer in NBA history, passing Wilt Chamberlain, as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Portland Trailblazers 126-117 on Wednesday night.
Envoy seeks closer ties between UK, Zim lawmakers
Acting British Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Simon Thomas has paid a courtesy call on Speaker of the National Assembly Advocate Jacob Mudenda to explore ways of improving ties. Mr Thomas said there was scope for cooperation between Zimbabwe and other parliaments of Commonwealth member states.
Health hazard looms in Kwekwe
A health hazard is looming in Kwekwe as raw sewerage is flowing into Sebakwe River, exposing people and animals to diseases.
RCU disability centre plans hailed
Government has said it fully supports plans by the Masvingo-based Reformed Church University (RCU) to establish a disability centre here that will cater for all educational and research needs of people living with disabilities.


