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IMAGES of Olympic table tennis players from North Korea and South Korea taking a selfie together on the medal podium in Paris went viral in South Korea yesterday, hailed as…
Mcilroy eyeing ‘probably biggest’ win in 10 years
RORY McIlroy is hoping to ease some of the heartbreak of his recent major troubles by winning “probably” his biggest title in 10 years this week at the Paris Olympics.…
He will be better than me, Sadomba tips his son
Sports Reporter EDWARD Sadomba says his son will scale greater heights than him in his football career. El Shaddai, the son of the former Dynamos and Warriors forward, has already…
Supersport end Arubi partnership
PRETORIA. – SuperSport United have finally made their decision regarding the future of one of their goalkeepers following weeks of waiting after his contract had ended on June 30. Matsatsantsa…
Police arrest more money-changers
More money changers have been arrested, with 10 suspects picked after police and the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Financial Intelligence Unit launched a fresh crackdown against illegal currency traders across the country.
Police arrest more money-changers
More money changers have been arrested, with 10 suspects picked after police and the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Financial Intelligence Unit launched a fresh crackdown against illegal currency traders across the country.
All set for beach soccer tourney
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter BEACH Soccer Zimbabwe have revealed that the country’s inaugural beach football tournament is set to take place on Saturday at Hampdens Amusement Park in Mt Hampden…
WE WILL DO WELL WITHOUT OUR KING, SAYS RUZIVE
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter YADAH coach Thomas Ruzive feels the departure of midfielder King Nadolo has left a huge hole but the Miracle Boys are not exactly in dire straits. …
Namibia turns tables on Western countries
JOHANNESBURG. — What is good for the goose is good for the gander. That’s according to social media users from around the continent following Namibia’s decision to turn the tables on visa requirements for Western countries.
Namibia turns tables on Western countries
JOHANNESBURG. — What is good for the goose is good for the gander. That’s according to social media users from around the continent following Namibia’s decision to turn the tables on visa requirements for Western countries.