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Hamilton wins Spanish Grand Prix, takes championship lead
LEWIS HAMILTON beat Valtteri Bottas in the Spanish Grand Prix yesterday to replace his teammate as world championship leader as Mercedes’ extended their record start to the season with a…
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Nightmare season finally over for United
NATHANIEL Mendez-Laing scored twice as relegated Cardiff City won on their final Premier League appearance to heap more misery on Manchester United. Mendez-Laing opened the scoring for Cardiff from the…
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- May 12, 2019
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Defiant Liverpool turn to Euro dreams as title bid ends in frustration
AS the clock ticked down on Liverpool’s unsuccessful bid to win their first English title in 29 years, a defiant refrain echoed around Anfield as all four sides of the…
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City crowned Champions
MANCHESTER CITY retained the Premier League title in style yesterday, holding their nerve to come from behind against Brighton and see off a charging Liverpool after a thrilling campaign. Pep…
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Trevor Noah responds to Met Gala outfit criticism
Trevor Noah fans were less than impressed with his style choice at this year’s Met Gala. The comedian showed up to the prestigious event wearing a black suit with a…
adminED takes charge of devolution
President Mnangagwa has become the first President in the history of the country to assume the chairmanship of two Cabinet committees — Finance and Economic Affairs and Devolution — because he wants to pay more attention to the two sectors that are close to his heart, a Cabinet minister revealed last week.
Govt miffed by Chief Ndiweni
Government has castigated Ntabazinduna Chief Felix Ndiweni for calling on Western countries to impose more sanctions against the country claiming the existing embargoes were “tiny”. Chief Ndiweni bizarrely argued at the Bulawayo Press Club last week that the sanctions “serve as measures to make those in authoritative positions see sense”.
SA firm sues MDC over regalia
A SOUTH African wholesale textile company and a Bulawayo garment manufacturing firm, which supplied MDC-T with 200 000 T-shirts and head scarves in 2008, have approached the High Court seeking an order directing the opposition party to pay nearly R5 million for the consignment.
2 500 Govt workers implicated in high-level graft
Over 2 600 cases of corruption involving Government employees and former employees have been recorded in the past 10 years with criminal abuse of office and bribery making up the majority of the cases. The statistics were presented to the National Assembly last week by Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Ziyambi Ziyambi. “The police received a total of 2 644 corruption cases involving Government employees and former employees in the last 10 years,” he said.
MOTHER’S DAY PARTY…Lady Chevrons keep World Cup hopes alive
ZIMBABWE’S Lady Chevrons skipped the first hurdle, in their quest for a place at the ICC T20 Women Cup next year, by winning the African qualifier they hosted to book…