adminMASOCHA PRAISES HIS CITY CHARGES
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter NEW Harare City coach, Ikabort Masocha, has praised his players after their superb 2-0 win over Shamva Mine in his first game in charge in the…
SOME FANS STILL BELIEVE
THE Warriors might be the rank underdogs ahead of their World Cup qualifier against Bafana Bafana this evening but this hasn’t stopped some local fans believing in their team.
Alcaraz enters all-surface elite
PARIS — Carlos Alcaraz made a grand entrance into the tennis history books as he claimed his maiden French Open title to become the youngest man to capture Grand Slams…
Bumrah does it again for India at T20 World Cup
EAST MEADOW, New York — Jasprit Bumrah appears blissfully unaware of the popular perception that T20 cricket is a batter-friendly format as India’s pace spearhead delivered another match-winning performance in…
STAR’S SICKNESS
LIVERPOOL legend Alan Hansen is “seriously ill in hospital” as his former club says their “thoughts and support” are with him. The 68-year-old Scot played 620 times for Liverpool between…
ZVEREV FRUSTRATED BY LINE CALL
PARIS. — Alexander Zverev rued the absence of electronic line calling at the French Open following his five-set defeat by Carlos Alcaraz in Sunday’s final, where the German was on…
We’ve been touched by Xielo’s tragedy
FOR the last four months, the Maruziva family, who are based in Leicester, England, have been living in hell. Their lives turned for the worse when their two-year-old boy, Xielo,…
TRAGEDY INSPIRING MODEL
Paul Pindani in CHINHOYI A FAMILY tragedy is inspiring an 8-year-old model to push for success in her career. Emilia Kache started modelling at the age of six after being…
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Miners need to clean up more of their mess
ZIMBABWE’s economy is expanding fast and needs to expand even faster to give everyone a decent standard of living and quality of life, but it also needs to expand without wrecking the standard of living of others and reducing the quality of life of many.
Economy creates 200 000 new jobs in first quarter
Zimbabwe’s economy created an additional 2 00 000 new jobs in the first three months of this year, raising hope the economy may perform better than expected despite headwinds that include drought and other external factors.