adminRoma prevail over nine-man Napoli
Rome. — Lorenzo Pellegrini and Romelu Lukaku scored to give AS Roma a 2-0 home win over Napoli in Serie A on Saturday as Matteo Politano and Victor Osimhen were…
Proteas hope to unleash full pace attack
JOHANNESBURG. — South Africa are hopeful that both fast bowlers Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi will be available for selection in the first Test against India that gets underway in…
Great advert for SA rugby
Johannesburg. — The DHL Stormers might have thought at some stages the luck just wasn’t with them but in the end they held on for a well-deserved 26-20 win over…
Arrows’ seventh successive loss
ZIMBABWE international Knox Mutizwa lasted 90 minutes for Golden Arrows as TS Galaxy secured a late 2-0 win in a DStv Premiership match at the Mpumalanga Stadium in Hammarsdale, Durban,…
Angola opens for more Chinese investment
BEIJING. – Angola’s decision to leave the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries could open the way for Beijing to increase investment in the country’s oil and other sectors, as…
EU turns to Africa to hit clean energy targets
The European Union is looking to ramp up its use of clean energy sources and reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. Starting next year, those efforts could get an unexpected…
Amid mass executions, genocidal rhetoric, US deepens support for Israeli onslaught on Gaza
Andre Damon-Correspondent Amid reports that Israel is carrying out mass executions of civilian prisoners in Gaza and open statements of genocidal intent by Israeli politicians, the US has doubled down…
Tanzania gets US$1,1bn from WB
The World Bank has given Tanzania significant aid through a $1.1 billion financing package. The fund is intended to support climate resilience, urban services, and inclusive growth in the country.…
National Gallery could be forum for African art
The Herald, December 25, 1980 COULD the National Gallery in Salisbury become a forum for contemporary African art? Will it become an activity centre for artistic expression? Its director, Mr…
Jägerbombs could be ‘just as bad for you as cocaine’ study finds
WalesOnline-The drink of choice for many during a night out – the jägerbomb – might be just as bad for your health as taking cocaine, according to a scientific study.