adminCestoball officials excited with Asian course invite
CESTOBALL Association of Zimbabwe have welcomed the invite to participate in an international referees and coaching refresher online course to be held on Thursday, saying it will go a long way in improving their technical expertise.
Confirmed Covid-19 cases in SA surge past 500 000
JOHANNESBURG. — South Africa’s confirmed cases of Covid-19 have crossed half a million, its health ministry has announced, while cases in Africa as a whole approached a million.
A season of dreams coming true
A recurrent dream of mine, and many people I know, is about sitting China’s National College Entrance Exam, known as gaokao in the country.
Diamond sales collapse
Anglo American Plc was forced to rely on profit from iron ore and copper as its fabled De Beers unit reported its weakest earnings since Anglo took control of the business almost a decade ago.
ZSE resumes trading
The Zimbabwe Stock Exhange is set to resume trading today, more than a month after activity on the equity exchange was suspended.
Trump team fights postal voting
WASHNGTON. — Behind President Donald Trump’s rhetoric railing against the expansion of vote-by-mail efforts ahead of the fall, his team is fighting to preserve the aspects of mail-in voting that they hope will offer Trump a strategic advantage.
SA offer Covid-19 claims
Insurers around the world have argued Covid-19 lockdowns were not covered in policies many clients thought would protect them as the pandemic brought business to an abrupt halt.
Ahmad mourns Sambo
THE president of the Confederation of African Football, Ahmad Ahmad, has expressed shock over the untimely death of veteran Zimbabwean football administrator Chris Sambo.
Postponement blessing in disguise for junior tennis
MIDLANDS Tennis Board chairperson Stanley Rudhu believes the postponement of international junior tournaments that were scheduled for this month is a blessing in disguise as they are experiencing a slow resumption to their activities.
SA factory prices lift
Final manufactured goods prices for June 2020 increased 0,5 percent compared to the previous year, according to the latest Stats SA data.