adminVincent is ASUN Golfer of the Week
Liberty’s Zimbabwean golfer Kieran Vincent has been named the ASUN Men’s Golfer of the Week after leading the Flames at the 2021 Maridoe Collegiate Invitational.
Shamed ex-Kenyan Sports minister escapes jail over Rio scandal
Former Kenyan sports minister, Hassan Wario, paid a fine to avoid spending six years in jail following his role in the misuse of public funds set aside for his nation’s 2016 Olympic Games campaign.
Masakadza helps Chevrons square series
In a see-saw low-scorer that went down to the final over, with Scotland needing 13 to seal the series, Wellington Masakadza proved to be the hero for the visitors.
All eyes on Mapeza as he plunges into battle
NORMAN Mapeza knows he will be under the spotlight today when FC Platinum host GD Sagrada Esperanca in a CAF Champions League battle in the capital.
AC Milan take on old rivals Juve
AC Milan bounce straight from one massive game to another tomorrow when they travel to fierce Italian Serie A rivals Juventus.
Lady Chevrons power into final
ZIMBABWE women’s cricket team coach, Adam Chifo, has saluted Precious Marange for her player-of-the-match knock which secured the Lady Chevrons a place in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier final tomorrow.
Heat on Koeman amid Barca woes
Ronald Koeman is adamant Barcelona will be better soon but he heads to Granada in the Spanish La Liga on Monday under pressure.
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NEW: Zimpapers scoops 3 top awards
The Zimpapers Group grabbed three awards last night at the Zimbabwe Chief Executive Officers network awards, with CEO Mr Pikirayi Deketeke scooping the public sector leader award.
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NEW: Mbanje farmer, fuel smugglers arrested
Police have arrested John Mavuka (38) for planting more than a thousand plants of dagga and also nursing even more seedlings of the same drug
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NEW: Some primary schools demanding forex
SOME primary schools across the country are reportedly demanding payments in foreign currency ranging from US$2 to US$3 per week from parents so that their children learn everyday instead of coming on designated days.