President’s Shoot begins
By Takudzwa Chitsiga
THE annual President’s Medal Shoot competition started yesterday at Cleveland Rifle Range with 100 participants taking part in
Coltart hails polocrosse success
By Eddie Chikamhi
The Minister of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture, David Coltart, has hailed the Zimbabwe polocrosse team’s gallant efforts in
Sables teams train
By Paul Munyuki
THE Zimbabwe senior rugby, The Sables, held a training session with the juniors’ side at Harare Sports Club yesterday
Rot in jail, you fool
HELSINKI
Wilson Raj Perumal, the Singaporean fingered as the key architect in the Asiagate scandal that has engulfed Zimbabwean
Taylor, Taibu back in Zim XI squad
By Eddie Chikamhi
BRENDAN TAYLOR and Tatenda Taibu are expected to bounce back into the Zimbabwe XI team for the second four-day
Swallows target Mapemba
By Petros Kausiyo
CAPS UNITED’S right back Gilbert Mapemba may have played his last Harare Derby against Dynamos on June
‘We are very sorry’
By Petros Kausiyo and Eddie Chikamhi
REMORSEFUL CAPS United yesterday issued a public apology to the Premiership’s sponsors and the domestic game’s
Murdoch faces lawmakers
LONDON.
Rupert Murdoch said yesterday he faced “the most humble day of my life” as the media mogul and his son James appeared
Government pledges to support private sector health initiatives
Herald Reporter
Government has pledged to support initiatives by the private sector and other service providers involved in HIV and Aids issues
Sugar a life saver, research shows
IT is a staple of every kitchen cupboard, but common sugar could also be a life saver, thanks to University of Wolverhampton



