adminPundit defends Billiat after fierce criticism
A LEADING Zimbabwean football pundit has come out in full support of Khama Billiat, after the Warriors star was again the subject of vicious criticism yesterday. A report in the…
Veteran athlete Fokorani still loves running
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter FOR Mike Fokorani, running was something he did for fun during his High School days in the ‘90s it never crossed his mind it would become…
Diasporans fall prey to home-based relatives
Zimbabweans in the Diaspora are estimated at three million and it is generally considered to be a well-educated group, living mainly in Europe, South Africa and the United States of America.
Willian happy with Arsenal move
LONDON. — Brazilian star Willian says he chose Arsenal as the Gunners are one of the biggest clubs in the world. The 32-year-old sealed a three-year deal following his departure…
How sport transformed a player
HAD it not been for volleyball, Harare City Volleyball star Tatenda Masawi reckons he would have never enrolled at a group A school.
Motorist ‘kidnaps’ two cops in city
Two police officers were allegedly kidnapped on Tuesday night by a motorist they had stopped at a check point in Harare city centre set up to enforce the 6pm to 6am curfew.
Rusike joins SA academy
AFTER the closure of Zimbabwe Jockey Academy last year, Omeara Rusike, has joined the South African Jockey Academy. Recently, the Zimbabwean female apprentice jockey spoke about her journey. SA Academy…
MTC gets SRC reprieve
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter BORROWDALE Park will come alive, under strict conditions tomorrow afternoon, after the Sports Commission gave them a chance to stage the race meeting which was cancelled…
The road to university
The best way to start this conversation is by asking the question: how do you say goodbye?
5000ha for winter in Masvingo Province
ZIMBABWE’S quest to cut the food import bill through utilisation of existing water bodies has received a major boost with the Lowveld sugar producer, Tongaat Hulett Zimbabwe and the Masvingo Development Trust (MDT) putting a combined 5 000 hectares under winter maize this year.