Swiss prosecutors appeal against Blatter, Platini acquitals

SWISS federal prosecutors have filed an appeal to overturn the acquittals of former FIFA President Sepp Blatter and France footballing great Michel Platini on corruption charges, they said on Thursday.…

Khama must go, it’s as easy as that

JOHANNESBURG. – Club legend Rudolph Gardner Seale has called for Arthur Zwane to take drastic action by letting go of Khama Billiat as Kaizer Chiefs continue an inconsistent vein of…

Barcelona board’s four options to replace Xavi

Though Barcelona spent big back in the summer transfer window, that hasn’t stopped the La Liga giants from enduring a slow start to the campaign under Xavi.  After deals for…

Keeping polio at bay

  Poliomyelitis (polio) is a highly infectious viral disease that largely affects children under five years of age. The virus is transmitted by person-to-person spread mainly through the faecal-oral route…

RON A WIND UP

CRISTIANO RONALDO was mocked with a hilarious heat map after storming down the tunnel before the end of Manchester United’s win over Spurs. Fred and Bruno Fernandes’ goals helped Erik…

Djokovic’s family launch venture

NOVAK DJOKOVIC is always keen to promote a healthy lifestyle, so some eyebrows have been raised after his decision to back the latest venture fronted by his uncle Goran. The…

Tyson admits he was a mess

Mike Tyson has admitted that he was a ‘mess’ on live television with Piers Morgan because he took painkillers that were given to him by his wife Lakiha Spicer. While…

Breast cancer awareness run

 Paul Pindani in Chinhoyi THE Mashonaland West Agricultural Society will stage its first Breast Cancer Awareness Run at the showgrounds tomorrow. The Agricultural Society manager, Brian Vengayi, told H-Metro they…

Pakistan warn tit-for-tat reaction

SHIFTING the 2023 Asia Cup out of Pakistan because of India’s refusal to tour the country may prompt similar tit-for-tat reaction from the Pakistan Cricket Board, the PCB said on…

Face of multi-cultural France

  BACK then they called him Yaz, the 10-year-old boy from the concrete high rises of northern Marseille who watched France fizzle and burn at the 1982 World Cup, and…