adminDe Gea needs a holiday, says Wright
LONDON. — Ian Wright has urged Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to take goalkeeper David De Gea “out of the firing line” while his contract negotiations drag on.
Good start delights Dhlakama
CHAPUNGU coach Rodwell Dhlakama says there is every reason to start dreaming big following a good start to this season’s marathon.
Formulating institutional constructive trust formula for Zim
The nation-state, whether understood on republic/federal, kingdom/nation terms, has five if not six key institutions: the state; civil society; media; independent national institutions, religious institutions and academia.
Health services boost for Sanyati
The health delivery system in Sanyati is set for a major boost, with the local authority expected to roll out mobile clinics where contract doctors would conduct routine visits to various health centres, which will assist villagers to reduce transport costs.
. . . renewable energy, bio-fuels policies set for launch
The Ministry of Energy and Power Development will this month launch renewable energy and bio-fuels policies to promote the uptake of sustainable renewable energy.
Unrest at Arsenal
LONDON. – Unai Emery is facing growing discontent within his Arsenal squad with the players said to be increasingly confused by the Spaniard’s team selections and tactics.
Zim go for experience
ZIMBABWE Cricket have named an experienced side for the ICC Women’s Qualifier Africa 2019 that gets underway in Harare this Sunday.
Seminar for Div 2 teams
ZIFA Harare Province Football League will this month hold a seminar aimed at appraising lower division teams on the FIFA/CAF Club Licensing requirements, among several other issues.
Government approves $21m Redcliff budget
Government has approved the Redcliff 2019 budget of $21 million which seeks to address the perennial water shortages in the area.
‘Destroy tobacco stalks’
Tobacco farmers in Mashonaland West Province have been urged to destroy tobacco stalks in their fields before the stipulated dates to prevent establishment and spread of diseases and pests.