adminThiago tests positive for Covid-19
Liverpool have confirmed Thiago Alcantara has tested positive for coronavirus and is isolating.
Billiat feels Hunt can bring the best out of him
Khama Billiat says he is looking forward to working with new Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt.
Gatooma farmers adopt measures to curb stocktheft
ON Saturday, the usual monthly meeting of the Gatooma Farmers Association was held at Speck’s Hotel, with Mr CM Davenport presiding.
ZIFA draw up women’s football plan
THE ZIFA technical department say they are almost done with crafting four-year strategic plan for the women’s football that was requested by CAF.
Illicit flows dwarf Africa’s resources
Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) continue to weaken Africa’s resource mobilisation efforts, with crippling impact on country-level development, at a time when the continent is battling the disruptive economic effect of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Essex in alcohol boob
English cricket side Essex have said there needs to be more education on cultural diversity after a Muslim player was sprayed with alcohol during Bob Willis Trophy celebrations. Batsman Feroze Khushi had beer poured over him on the balcony at Lord’s as Essex displayed the trophy following Sunday’s victory over Somerset.
Comesa pushes for post Covid-19 economic recovery plan
THE Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) is driving efforts towards facilitating a regional-wide post Covid-19 economic recovery model that will assist member States overcome the adverse impacts of the pandemic.
Relief for local caddies
THE Zimbabwe Golf Association have been given the green-light to bring back caddies, open club restaurants and host competitions by the Government.
Boks face obstacles
South Africa’s national director of rugby Rassie Erasmus and Springbok coach Jacque Nienaber told an online press conference on Monday the players are eager to play in the Castle Lager Championship.
Increase investment in mini grid electricity
Covid-19 is pushing Africa into an education predicament. Of the 39 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, full learning is only taking place in six of them.