adminGRAYHAM POKES FUN AT BIKITA MINERALS
Ray Bande Senior Reporter ZIFA Eastern Region Division One outfit, Grayham FC, says there is desperation on the part of Bikita Minerals to secure a place in the domestic Premiership.
SUPER GROUP MOKOOMBA PART OF THE SAVE BEACH JAMBOREE
Maria Chiguvari THERE will be various jazz, gospel and hip-hop artistes, including super group Mokoomba, at the Save Beach Bash Tourism Jamboree set for Birchenough Bridge on Saturday.
Thompson-Herah to train under Fraser-Pryce coach
Five-time Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah, trying for a third consecutive 100-200 sprint gold double next year in Paris, will train under coach Reynaldo Walcott, her agent said on Monday.
Man fined US$300 for forgery
Mathew Masinge TAFADZWA Nyatondo, who forged an A-Level certificate to obtain a Business Administration diploma in Cyprus, has been fined US$300.
India search for answers after latest letdown
Cricket-obsessed India was left grappling for answers Monday after the team’s devastating defeat to Australia in the final of their home World Cup extended a drought in global tournaments.
Mendy sues Man City over unpaid wages
FORMER Manchester City defender, Benjamin Mendy, has launched legal action against the club in an attempt to reclaim lost earnings of up to £10 million.
HUNDREDS BID GEORGE GOODBYE
Blessed Katiyo in JOHANNESBURG HUNDREDS of mourners gathered at the Apostolic Faith Mission Church in Kempton Park on Monday night to bid farewell to ex-Warriors ‘keeper‘ George Chigova who succumbed…
WARRIORS STRIKE GOLD IN PICKING SLEEK ANDY . . . The view from England, where Rinomhota started his journey
Robson Sharuko Editor TO fully understand the true value of the football gold we have just mined from Wales, in the form of midfielder Andy Rinomhota, we have to listen…
Study underway to inform roll-out of new HIV prevention products
Talent Gore THE Ministry of Health and Child Care is teaming up with Pangea Zimbabwe AIDS Trust to lead the Catalyst study that will inform the roll-out of new HIV…
CHOLERA CASES TRIPLE IN JUST ONE WEEK
Latwell Nyangu THE country recorded 1 259 new suspected cholera cases, during the period November 9 to 15, compared to 437 cases, which were reported the previous week.