adminDjokovic expects Nadal back
Novak Djokovic warned yesterday he expects great rival Rafael Nadal is returning “to win a Grand Slam, not just to play” as the world No 1 prepares to defend his…
Ten Hag looking forward to Ratcliffe
MANCHESTER. — Two days after British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe struck a deal to take a minority stake at Manchester United, his right-hand man Dave Brailsford saw the best and worst…
Five-star Rabada shrugs off the ring rust
PRETORIA. — South Africa’s Kagiso Rabada shrugged off any ring rust after a long absence from the Test arena to claim a five-wicket haul and put South Africa in a…
Bangladesh claim historic victory
Bangladesh claimed an historic five-wicket win over New Zealand yesterday after their seamers ran riot in the opening game of their three-match Twenty20 series in Napier. This was Bangladesh’s first…
US, Israel face powerful new enemy in Middle East
Robert Inlakesh-Correspondent In yet another case of blowback, reflecting the failure of Western military interventionism in West Asia, Yemen’s Ansarallah (Houthi) movement has inserted itself as an active participant in…
US aid for Angolan bandits on cards
The Herald, December 28, 1985 UNITED States aid for Unita bandits in Angola could resume within weeks as State department resistance to involvement in the Southern African bush war crumbles…
Veteran playwright, Sarafina composer Mbongeni Ngema dies in car crash
…SA mourns passing of ‘Sarafina!’ composer TimesLIVE-Musician, composer, choreographer and playwright Mbongeni Ngema has died.
Farmers welcome extension of tobacco planting deadline
Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer THE GOVERNMENT’S decision to review the tobacco seedlings destruction deadline from December 31 to January 15 next year will give farmers sufficient time to complete planting…
‘Do more to save pollinators from a possible extinction’
Ashton Mutyavaviri ZIMBABWEANS should do more to protect bees and other pollinators from a possible extinction at the mercy of veld fires, which will have negative repercussions on agricultural production…
Pests a threat to plant health, food security – FAO
Fildah Gwati Since summer seasons bring hope for new plant populations, they also present the best conditions for pest breeding, which leaves crops at high risk of being attacked, thereby…