adminBus driver loses ear in passengers spat
Timoth Makohliso Midlands Reporter A KUKURA Kurerwa bus conductor bit off an Inter Africa Bus driver’s ear in a fight over passengers. The two ply the Gweru-Zvishavane route.
Beckham unhurt in car crash
London – Retired English soccer star David Beckham and his teenage son Brooklyn were involved in a car crash outside Arsenal’s training ground in Hertfordshire, north of London, but did…
Zimbabwean to officiate at international volleyball tourney
Ngqabutho Moyo Sports Reporter ZIMBABWEAN international volleyball referee Eliot Mupariwa has been invited to officiate at the Confederations of International Volleyball World Beach Tour to be held in Durban, South…
Gushungo Cup organisers deal Bosso bitter blow
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter— BULAWAYO giants Highlanders’ plans to throw in rookies in the Gushungo Celebrations Challenge Cup against perennial rivals Dynamos at the National Sports Stadium tomorrow have…
We do not celebrate mediocrity — Gumede
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS are likely to cancel their End of Year Stars Awards ceremony after a lacklustre performance by the first team with a club official saying…
Henry’s return as Arsenal coach edges nearer
THE possibility of Thierry Henry joining Arsenal in an off-field role has moved another step closer after the French legend revealed that he still dreams of helping his former club…
Van Gaal tells Van Persie to fight for Man Utd place
LOUIS VAN GAAL has warned Robin van Persie he will have to fight for his Manchester United place as the manager prepares to welcome back Radamel Falcao. Van Gaal is hoping…
Brazil legend Pele ‘improving’ but remains in intensive care
BRAZIL legend Pele, is improving but remains in intensive care having been admitted to hospital with a urinary infection earlier this week. It follows a tweet from his account on Thursday…
Chelsea will get even better: Mourinho
CHELSEA may already be six points clear at the Premier League summit, but manager Jose Mourinho warned yesterday that there is even more to come from his in-form side. The west…
Namibians cast ballots in Africa’s first e-vote
Windhoek – Namibians voted yesterday in a general election billed as Africa’s first e-vote, with the ruling party expected to retain power in the country it has run since independence. Voting…