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Big guns pull through in FA Cup
LONDON (AFP) — ALVARO MORATA scored twice as holders Chelsea began their FA Cup defence with a 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest in a match where a tearful Cesc Fabregas…
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Proteas win at Newlands, claim series win over Pakistan
THE PROTEAS got over the line in the second Test against Pakistan at Newlands on Sunday morning to claim the series win, but it was far from comfortable. Starting their…
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Bayern Munich hand Ribery ‘heavy fine’ for Tweetstorm
BAYERN MUNICH will impose “a heavy fine” on Franck Ribery for his obscenity laced outburst on social media, the club’s sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic said yesterday. The French striker put…
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Fabregas bids emotional farewell
CESC FABREGAS left the Stamford Bridge pitch in tears after playing his final game for Chelsea. The 31-year-old Spaniard is on the verge of reuniting with his former teammate Thierry…
adminAFRICA IS CALLING
ZIFA president Felton Kamambo believes his maiden tour of duty as the association’s leader will be an opportunity to engage the counterparts from different parts of the continent.
Schools ready for new term… . . . AS GOVT, WORKERS GET DOWN TO TALKS
All is set for schools opening tomorrow as a high-powered Government team today meets civil servants’ unions to discuss their salaries and conditions of service.
2pc transaction tax funding development
Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube says the 2 percent intermediated money transfer tax has started bearing fruit, with the money collected so far set to go towards recruitment of primary and second school teachers and a host of other developmental projects.
Young sculptor dreams big
Sculpture is an art that has traditionally been passed down family trees. Like mbira music, sculpture carries many artefacts of Zimbabwean culture.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Dynamos must embrace professionalism
ACCUSATIONS of financial mismanagement currently playing in the latest round of the endless in-house fighting at Harare giants Dynamos make sad reading, if they are true.