adminDjokovic’s dream hangs in balance
MELBOURNE. — Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic trained at the Australian Open venue yesterday in search of a record 21st Grand Slam but his dream hung in the balance as the government pondered cancelling his visa, again.
Warriors paid the price for overly respecting Senegal
THE euphoria of Zimbabwe playing against Senegal at the on-going African Cup of Nations tournament in Cameroon is over.
Innovator develops cordless television set
Gifted innovator Maxwell Chikumbutso has set his eyes firmly in revolutionarising the information technology (IT) gadgets sector by developing a radio frequency (RF) powered television set without a plug in.
Murder cases dominate Chinhoyi High Court roll
THE country’s fifth permanent High Court centre with a resident judge, opened in Chinhoyi on Monday.
NZ wrap second Test cricket
CHRISTCHURCH. — New Zealand wrapped up the second Test cricket against Bangladesh by an innings and 117 runs, with Ross Taylor taking the final wicket in a fairytale finish to square the two-Test series in Christchurch yesterday.
Councils urged to take over their assets
Local authorities have been urged to take over some of their assets including beerhalls that have been grabbed by space barons prejudicing them of potential revenue.
SA brewers battle to meet demand
JOHANNESBURG. — South Africa’s large alcohol producers are struggling to satisfy demand, which is hitting tavern owners hard.
Govt puts system to monitor clean-up campaigns
The Government has developed a system for monitoring the participation of all institutions in national clean-up campaigns to ensure communities attain high standards of cleanliness, a Cabinet minister has said.
Lewis’ future remains unclear
LONDON. — Lewis Hamilton’s Formula One future remains unclear — with the FIA’s Abu Dhabi investigation key to its resolution — Sky Sports News has learned.
ZPCS introduces new uniforms for inmates
The Zimbabwe Prison and Correctional Service (ZPCS) yesterday introduced new uniforms for inmates while Government commissioned 62 vehicles as part of efforts to improve efficiency and mobility within the organisation.