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Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter
THE First Degree coaching course held by the Zimbabwe Handball Federation at Chitungwiza Aquatic Complex came to an end
Makumbe draws non-title rematch
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE female boxer Diana Makumbe battled to a draw while her compatriot Cecelia Pitiseni lost on points in non-title
Zimbabwe top Sarpcco medals table
Roy Matiki recently in DRC
THE Zimbabwe Southern African Regional Police Chiefs Corporation Organisation Games team finished first at the just-ended
BancABC final: Bosso seek to upstage Mighty Bulls
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
BULAWAYO giants Highlanders hope to get their act together when they face Motor Action, for the third time in a competitive match
Bidvest Wits set to swoop for Majabvi
Sports Reporter
SOUTH African Premiership club Bidvest Wits are waiting in the wings to sign Warriors’ midfielder Justice Majabvi who has been
It might have been ugly, but it was effective
Hope Chizuzu
THE Warriors chose the penultimate African Cup of Nations 2012 qualifier at the National Sports Stadium to exhibit their
Kirsty mines gold
From Goodwill Zunidza in MAPUTO, Mozambique
WORLD and Olympic champion Kirsty Coventry proved a cut above the rest when she clinched Zimbabwe’s long-awaited first
Opinion differences shouldn’t make people enemies — President
Lovemore Chikova Deputy News Editor
PRESIDENT Mugabe has said the inclusive Government
Indigenisation: Zimplats to lose licence
Business Reporter
GOVERNMENT says it will soon start the process of
Violence mars Parly opening
Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
THE official opening of the Fourth Session of the Seventh Parliament was yesterday marred by violence as Zanu-PF and MDC-T supporters clashed.
Harare provincial police spokesperson Inspector James Sabau, yesterday confirmed the incident.
“I can confirm that some youths attacked each other during the ceremony.”
Insp Sabau, however, said no reports were made and police did not arrest anyone linked to the skirmishes.
However, President Mugabe in his speech castigated violence urging Zimbabweans “to exert our energy in fostering unity, peace, development and equality of opportunity for all our people”.
“Rather than amplify our differences, let us find strength in diversity, guided by the firm conviction that we are the sole guardians of our independence and sovereignty.”