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Ngqabutho Moyo, Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Under-19 cricket team has returned from its South Africa (CSA) Franchise Cubs Week tour. They met fierce competition, finishing sixth out of eight teams…
SRC seeks volunteers for exchange programme
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter THE Sport and Recreation Commission, Matabeleland North Province, is looking for volunteers for its Youth Sports Exchange Programme (YSEP) that will see youths posted to…
DStv dedicates channel to Afcon
Showbiz Reporter MultiChoice will today activate SuperSport 5 (SS5) on their low tier bouquets – Compact and Compact Plus — to enable all DStv subscribers to witness Africa’s biggest sporting…
Bumper summer season for W Cape tourism
Cape Town – Summer in the Western Cape saw an increase in GP number plates making their way from town to town, according to Cape Town Tourism.
NUM to hold mass meeting on Northam strike
Johannesburg – South Africa’s National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) said yesterday it would hold a mass meeting with its members who are on a wildcat strike at a Northam Platinum…
Anderson into Auckland semis
Auckland — South Africa’s Kevin Anderson scored a gutsy win over American Steve Johnson yesterday to make the semi-finals of an Auckland Open tournament blown wide open by high-profile withdrawals.
Unemployed polygamous man hangs self
Auxilia Katongomara Chronicle Reporter A POLYGAMIST from Bulawayo’s Nguboyenja suburb hanged himself and the motive is yet to be established. The man, Brighton Nyathi, 28, was found hanging at his…
ISIL launches fierce attacks across Iraq
Fighters from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) have launched a series of attacks in Iraq’s restive region, killing dozens of people, including several Kurdish Peshmerga soldiers.
Rand weaker as US rate hike bets fluctuate
Johannesburg – The rand surrendered early gains against the dollar yesterday amid uncertainty about the timing of a US interest rate hike. By 08:39 the rand had slipped 0.11 percent…
Age-cheating gives schools headache
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter THE National Association of Secondary School Heads (Nash) has blamed the lack of technology as the main reason behind age-cheating during competitions. There are, however,…