• Andrew
• SundayMail
• July 5, 2020
• 62 views

ZRU restructure national teams

The Zimbabwe Rugby Union (ZRU) intends to use the current period of inactivity, which has been prompted by the Covid-19 pandemic, to restructure the national teams ahead of their World Cup and Africa Cup campaigns.

• Andrew
• SundayMail
• July 5, 2020
• 58 views

Huge interest in women’s sexual activities

A GROUP of us, female and male colleagues, were talking casually and comradely when all hell suddenly broke loose because a familiar pattern, which some found highly offensive, was playing out.

• Andrew
• SundayMail
• July 5, 2020
• 88 views

Tackling men issues through art

Patriarchal systems have conditioned men to bottle up issues and avoid openly talking about the challenges they might be facing.

So, when men are abused, they tend to keep quiet.

• Andrew
• SundayMail
• July 5, 2020
• 196 views

Can Akram find his fizz?

IT has been nearly 20 years since the Akram family decided to seek permanent residence in Zimbabwe, and back then, the youngest of the clan, Muhammad Faraz Akram, did not have so much in terms of future prospects.

• Andrew
• SundayMail
• July 5, 2020
• 73 views

PSL press for season start

THE Premier Soccer League is hopeful it will get the green light to kick-start the 2020 season in September, as the domestic game eagerly awaits a Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) resolution this week, on the feasibility of playing this year.

• Andrew
• SundayMail
• July 5, 2020
• 34 views

Top four race hots up

Manchester United’s three-pronged attack combined to devastating effect as they crushed Bournemouth, while Jamie Vardy netted his 100th Premier League goal as Leicester City notched their first victory since the league resumed, as the race for a top four finish in the English Premiership took yet another step.

• Andrew
• SundayMail
• July 5, 2020
• 54 views

Simeone eyes netball action return

For a man who supposedly eats, sleeps and dreams netball, it only makes sense that the last couple of months have been sheer hell for Correctional Queens coach Christopher Simeone.

The Gems assistant coach finds the daily routine of life under lockdown to be mundane and longs for the days when the Covid-19 pandemic did not exist.