adminOil prices leap on Libya unrest
SINGAPORE.OIL prices jumped and Asia stock prices fell yesterday as investors took fright at the unfolding crisis in Libya and turned to safe havens such as government bonds and gold,…
Forensic audit at Airzim
By Takunda MaodzaThe Air Zimbabwe board has hired forensic auditors to examine the ailing national airline’s financial status.Board chairman Mr Jonathan Mr Kadzura confirmed the development in an interview yesterday.…
Zim fall to Aussies
AHMEDABAD.
Mitchell Johnson and Shaun Tait shared six wickets in a superb display of fast bowling to fire Australia
Zim find honour in defeat
By Robson SharukoTHROUGHOUT their time in the field yesterday, Zimbabwe did not only look like a genuine World Cup team, but they were so competitive they never made it easy…
Carlo Ancelotti backs Chelsea
LONDON.Carlo Ancelotti has backed his Chelsea flops to keep their season alive with a victory over FC Copenhagen in the Champions League soccer tonight.The match kicks-off at 9:45pm.Ancelotti’s beleaguered team…
A remarkable birthday
By Farirai Chubvu
YESTERDAY we celebrated the life of a man who has become the symbol of black
Health: wealth of a nation
By Joyce C KadandaraHealth is defined by the World Health Organisation as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”.The…
Strauss wary of Netherlands
NAGPUR.England captain Andrew Strauss warned his side to beware the Netherlands when they take on the “minnows” in their Cricket World Cup opener here today.England will be overwhelming favourites just…
200 protesters killed in Libya
TRIPOLI.
More than 200 anti-government protesters were killed during the last few days of political
Stop US interference Muslim states urged
TEHRAN.The Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei called on Muslim states yesterday to stop the interference of the “great Satan,” implying the United States,…