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Defeat ‘out of the question’ for Bayern at leaders Gladbach
Berlin – Manuel Neuer says a second consecutive defeat is unthinkable for Bayern Munich on Saturday at Bundesliga leaders Borussia Moenchengladbach, who quietly harbour aspirations of a first German title…
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Manchester giants seek derby delight
London – Both sides of the Manchester divide will be hoping some derby delight can add impetus to disappointing seasons when City host United today, while Liverpool travel to Bournemouth…
adminCAPS star Josta is the King
CAPS United midfielder Joel Ngodzo has won the 2019 Soccer Star of the Year.
Editorial Comment: Sanitary situation in Harare CBD atrocious, dehumanising
The sight of women queuing to use public toilets in Harare’s central business district (CBD) is now common. Day-in, day-out, one comes across women, young and old, uncomfortably following the long…
ED opens US$20m Pepsi plant
Zimbabwe’s economy is on the right path and Government continues to craft policies to protect investments, while creating an environment for business to thrive, President Mnangagwa has said.
CAPS Legends salute Mushekwi
CAPS United legends, Joe “Kode” Mugabe and Cephas Chimedza, have hailed Nyasha Mushekwi for donating a 45-seater luxury bus to their old club.
Copa Coca-cola team back home
THEY might have collapsed at the final hurdle at the just-ended Copa Coca-Cola Africa Cup in Thika, Kenya, but Zimbabwe surpassed their previous performance by reaching the finals of the event.
Petrol, diesel prices to remain stable
Diesel and petrol prices are likely to be more stable from now on after the Government reverted to specific excise duties on these two fuels and on paraffin.
Lawyer challenges Manyuchi
MODERCAI Donga quit boxing at about the same time Charles Manyuchi was working his way to stardom.
Make cleanliness a lifestyle: President
Zimbabweans should strive to bequeath a legacy of cleanliness to the next generations by ensuring that their environments are always tidy, President Mnangagwa has said.