16-year-old Njaya shines for Rea Vaya

Shingai Dhlamini, [email protected] REA Vaya’s 16-year-old left winger, Dineo Njaya who tops the Zifa Bulawayo Province Women’s Football League goal scoring charts has drawn praise from her coach Danny Ndlovu.…

Key takeaways from Putin’s BRICS address

Kazan. – Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed a meeting of leaders at the BRICS Summit in Kazan yesterday.

Chevrons stamp their authority

ZIMBABWE shattered the record for the highest total in T20 cricket when they ran up 344 for 4 against Gambia in the men’s T20 World Cup Africa sub-regional qualifier tournament at Ruaraka Sports Club Ground in Nairobi, Kenya yesterday.

US KEEP SERIES ALIVE

THE United States capitalised on Zimbabwe’s poor batting performance in the third ODI at Harare Sports Club yesterday to keep the five-match series alive.

STRONGMAN FEDERATION REGISTERS WITH SRC

THE Zimbabwe Strongman Federation (ZSF) has officially registered with the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC).

Grid Africa, Huawei mines solar power project hailed

The solar energy deal between Grid Africa and Chinese technology giant Huawei has been hailed by industry experts as a transformative step for Zimbabwe’s mining sector and the broader economy.

CHEVRONS BREAK WORLD T20 RECORD

ZIMBABWE shattered the record for the highest total in T20 cricket yesterday when they ran up a total of 344 for 4 against Gambia in the men’s T20 World Cup Africa sub-regional qualifier tournament.

DEMBARE PLAYERS OWED FOUR MONTHS’ BONUS

DYNAMOS’ players have revealed that they have been victims of false promises for some time, including not being paid their bonuses from June, leading to their decision yesterday to boycott training at Alex Sports Club.

SCOTTLAND PLAYERS’ RECORD BONUSES. . . Players get US$2300 for hammering Royal Stars

SCOTTLAND players reaped the biggest cash bonus, from a single game, in domestic football when they pocketed US$2300 each after a crushing 5-1 win over DZ Royal Stars in a Northern Region Soccer League match at Rufaro yesterday.

Mystery rabbit deaths prompt Zim action

The Department of Veterinary Services, in collaboration with the Zimbabwe Commercial Rabbit Breeders Association (ZICORBA), is taking swift action to address a concerning wave of unexplained rabbit deaths in the capital, Harare.