Wenger questions FFP after Neymar deal

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has criticised Neymar’s world record transfer move from Barcelona to Paris St Germain, saying it will become increasingly difficult to respect financial fair play (FFP) rules…

Byo province selects table tennis team

Allen Khumalo, Sports Reporter THE Bulawayo Table Tennis Association (BTTA) has selected a 16-member team to represent the province at the 2017 Zimbabwe National Youth Games to be held in…

UEFA CL draw: Liverpool avoid Balotelli’s Nice

Liverpool must come through a tough two-legged play-off tie against Hoffenheim if they are to return to the group stage of the Champions League after a three-year absence, following yesterday’s…

Mohadi challenges Mat’land Zanu-PF leadership

Prosper Ndlovu, Chronicle Reporter ZANU-PF legislators in Matabeleland South have no reason to lose in next year’s elections as the party and Government, led by President Mugabe, has created a…

Bolt backed for farewell gold

Cape Town — Jamaican sprint sensation Usain Bolt has been backed to end his illustrious career on a golden note with victory in today’s men’s 100m final at the IAAF…

Wits tackle CT City in PSL opener

BidVest Wits will begin their Absa Premiership title defence with a home clash against last season’s highfliers, Cape Town City on 18 August at BidVest Stadium.

‘Give bond notes local currency value’

Leonard Ncube in Victoria Falls The Government has been urged to remove pegs between bond notes and the United States dollar for the surrogate money to establish its own value…

Dream achievers slay

Yoliswa Dube THE High Tea I was talking about the other day — I eventually went. It was all kinds of lit and I must say it was an afternoon…

China warns India over ‘military buildup’ at border

China says India has been building up troops along its side of the border and demands an “immediate withdrawal” amid an increasingly tense stand-off in a remote frontier region high…

Hillside Teachers’ College ‘discovers’ forgotten land

Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter AUTHORITIES at Hillside Teachers’ College have “discovered” a forgotten piece land belonging to the institution, 25 years after it was donated by Government.