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English referees snubbed for Champs League
English referees have been dropped for the Champions League knockout stages. Michael Oliver and Anthony Taylor were involved in the group stage of Europe’s elite club competition this season but…
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United rope in Sir Alex
Sir Alex Ferguson joined Manchester United’s stars as they travelled to play against PSG. United have to overturn a serious deficit from the first leg at the Parc des Princes…
adminGovt opens up fuel imports
Government has liberalised the importation of fuel with Cabinet yesterday giving big companies with free funds the green light to import fuel for their own consumption. This is meant to augment supply gaps in the market. Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa confirmed the development while addressing journalists after yesterday’s Cabinet meeting.
Editorial Comment: Teachers’ council will add professionalism
In many respectable vocations, it is compulsory to be a member of a professional body governing that field. One respectable profession regarded by many as the mother of all professions…
MDC always sees the shadow of Zanu-PF
In May this year, the MDC holds its first elective congress after the death of its founding president, Morgan Richard Tsvangirai. It is the first congress under the stewardship of its youthful leader, Nelson Chamisa, who took over under controversial circumstances.
United States insists Zim is ‘a threat’
Government has described the extension of sanctions on Zimbabwe by the United States of America as a travesty of justice saying Zimbabwe has embarked on a path of rapprochement and expected a reciprocal gesture from Washington.
Mhofu doesn’t have a contract
FOR a man without a contract for the last three months, technically jobless, Sunday Chidzambwa’s riveting solo performance yesterday, which triggered a fiery battle cry whose vibrations must have been heard 3 000km away in Brazzaville, was vintage stuff.
Under fire Zimra commisioner resigns
Ishemunyoro Chingwere Business Reporter Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) commissioner, revenue assurance and special projects, Charles Jaure, who has been in the eye of a storm over alleged corruption, has resigned…
Coventry to appear before parliamentary committee
THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Recreation has summoned Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation Minister, Kirsty Coventry, to appear before it tomorrow. The committee says they want to discuss issues related to the appointment of the Sport and Recreation Commission board.