adminAll Blacks’ answer to Boks bomb squad
South Africa might boast of the might of their so-called “Bomb squad” of replacements, but All Blacks flanker Dalton Papali’i on Tuesday let slip details of New Zealand’s own “Easy…
IT’S NOT MICKEY MOUSE STUFF, SAYS CHAGONDA
Petros Kausiyo EX-ZIFA board member Sugar Chagonda has some advice for Yvonne Manwa — Being CEO of the association is not some Mickey Mouse stuff.
FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM FEEL THE HEAT AS CONCERNS RISE
SAN FRANCISCO. — Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has been accused of misleading the public about the risks of using social media and contributing to a mental…
DIFFERENT LEAGUE, SAME FIGHT, SAME PLAYERS
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter THEY were banging goals in the ZIFA Northern Region Division One Soccer League last season and they are among the Golden Boot contenders in the Castle…
Raza the hero again for Chevrons
Lawrence Moyo Head Zimpapers Sports SIKANDAR Raza was the hero as Zimbabwe snatched a last-ball five-wicket win over Namibia in the second of a five-match T20 International cricket series at…
Guta co-authors heart-breaking memoir
Paul Pindani in Chinhoyi FEMINIST Tanyaradzwa Guta has co-authored a memoir with her colleague, Tenda Dara, based on heartbreak.
BLACK MODELS BOYCOTT MELBOUNE FASHION WEEK…Claim they have been subjected to racism
MELBOURNE. — More than a dozen black models are boycotting Melbourne Fashion Week (MFW), hoping to draw attention to the mistreatment they say they experience in Australia’s fashion industry.
Proteas’ top six set standard at World Cup
South Africa flew into the Cricket World Cup a little under the radar but the awesome range of their power hitting has seen the side post the top three scores…
Zim busts sanctions as foreign airlines return
Zimbabwe’s efforts to rebuild relationships with former Western partners and friendly nations are paying off, with the number of foreign airlines flying into the country reaching its highest level in years.
Invictus finds promising gas discovery in Zim
Invictus Energy, which is exploring for oil and gas in Zimbabwe, continues to encounter highly encouraging signs of gas through the Upper Angwa primary target and now also in the top of the Lower Angwa.