adminZC powerless to stop talent drain
ZIMBABWE Cricket have conceded they have no power to stop the bleeding caused by the talent drain that has hit the domestic game over the last few years.
Hearn scared of Chisora
Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn admitted he “s**t himself” when Zimbabwe-born British heavyweight boxing ace Dereck Chisora came at him.
Hey America, it’s time to end Zim’s economic punishment
United STATES sanctions are undermining Zimbabwe’s access credit and investment. They’re supposedly about rule of law, but there’s likely an ulterior motive.
Warriors miss out, Mighty Warriors in
ZIMBABWE, who have dominated the COSAFA Cup, will not have an opportunity to add to their trophy haul this year after the regional competition was cancelled.
Mwanjali wades into Mosimane debate
Former Zimbabwe captain, Method Mwanjali, feels Pitso Mosimane “has left a big void to be filled” following his departure from the South African Premiership club.
Verdant Sebakwe, seldom visited but tranquil
On the outskirts of the city of Kwekwe is a tourist resort that is located in tranquil and serene surroundings. Seldom visited but very, very private, Sebakwe Recreational Park is a multi-faceted jewel, often overlooked by many holidaymakers, despite offering the opportunity to explore a beguiling diversity of fascinating tourist activities.
Relentless Liverpool raise bar for title rivals
Liverpool are only three games into their English Premier League football title defence but their stuttering rivals must get their acts together if they are going to prevent an Anfield procession.
Why is national identity so important to the Chinese?
Last Thursday, I woke up to find my Wechat inundated with my contacts’ updates about the national day celebrations. In my family chat groups, members of the my extended family back in China are busy working out their own celebratory programs. I turned on the TV and saw thousands of Chinese huddle together in the wee hours to watch the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen square. Joyous activities were held across the country to mark the special day—1 October, the 71st anniversary of the People’s Republic of China.
Chimedza hails More Love FC project
FORMER Zimbabwe senior national team player, Cephas Chimedza, has hailed More Love FC, a football project in Mabvuku, where he grew up.
Baba Harare sues UK company
JITI musician, Baba Harare, is suing a United Kingdom-based music distribution company, Jacaranda Media Group, for nearly £45 000 in royalties and is seeking an order for cancellation of their contract.