Armed cop terrorises cabmen
By Innocent Ruwende
A POLICE Constable is facing armed robbery charges after he allegedly robbed five taxi drivers of their money and valuables
Makusha in Bowerman list
By Collin Matiza
ZIMBABWE’S track and field star athlete Ngonidzashe Makusha has been named as one of the three male finalists for The
Blue Bulls thrash Zim U-18
From Paul Munyuki in KIMBERLY, South Africa
Zimbabwe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(0) 7
Limpopo Blue Bulls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(34) 81
Brendan Taylor rested
By Eddie Chikamhi
ZIMBABWE captain Brendan Taylor will be rested to allow him to recover fully from a shoulder injury when the Board XI
‘Help us nail these criminals’
By Hope Chizuzu
THE Zifa investigating committee, tasked with looking into the Asiagate scandal, told me during my appearance before the
Players, officials question Asiagate report
By Steve Vickers
Players and officials linked to Zimbabwe’s match-fixing scandal have issued strong denials of their involvement in the affair.
Antipas’ Asiagate tale
By Petros Kausiyo
WARRIORS’ assistant Joey Antipas allegedly declined to sit on the national team bench after raising suspicions that their
Mangudya new RBZ boss
Tinashe Farawo President Mugabe has appointed economist and former CBZ chief executive officer Dr John Mangudya as the new Governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe.
Key Libyan village back in rebel hands
Libyan rebel fighters are digging in to defend a village south of Tripoli following a see-saw battle for control with government forces that seen control of the village change hands several times.
Key Libyan village back in rebel hands
Libyan rebel fighters are digging in to defend a village south of Tripoli following a see-saw battle for control with government forces that seen control of the village change hands several times.



