Sturridge out for three weeks
Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge is likely to be out for up to three weeks because of a thigh injury. Sturridge suffered the injury in training with England and scans revealed the…
Tottenham up for sale
It’s not been a good few days for Tottenham, with news emerging that the club is now up for sale – less than 24 hours after they suffered a setback…
Torres set for new Milan chapter
Fernando Torres has already impressed AC Milan with his autograph-signing abilities and will attempt to show that he is just as prolific when it comes to scoring goals when he…
Wallabies face Pumas with changes
Australia have recalled hooker Tatafu Polota-Nau among three changes for Saturday’s Rugby Championship match against Argentina. Polota-Nau, 29, has been brought in to help counter the Pumas’ driving forward play while…
ST COLUMBOOZE…Top school suspends 16 ‘drunk’ pupils
Patrick Chitumba Senior Reporter— SIXTEEN boozy pupils were booted out of the Anglican Church-run St Columba’s High School in Bulawayo on the opening day of the third term. School officials yesterday would…
Returning teachers frustrated
Nduduzo Tshuma Senior Reporter— SCHOOLS opened for the third term on Tuesday with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education rushing to fill more than 10,000 vacant teaching posts with temporary…
Zim pays $180m to Chinese firms
Golden Sibanda Harare Bureau— THE government has paid $180 million in part clearance of liabilities to Chinese companies in an effort to restore normal business relations to secure fresh lines…
‘Chiefs free to back First Lady’
Zvamaida Murwira Harare Bureau— JUSTICE, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday said there was nothing wrong with traditional leaders supporting the First Lady Grace Mugabe to lead the Zanu-PF’s…
Mudzuri develops cold feet
Takunda Maodza Harare Bureau MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai is unlikely to be contested at congress in October amid revelations Elias Mudzuri, who was eyeing party presidency, is developing cold feet. Reliable sources…
Provincial ministers fear ‘irrelevance’
Tendai Mugabe Harare Bureau PROVINCIAL Ministers of State appointed by President Mugabe last year say they are being rendered irrelevant as some senior civil servants are bypassing them and reporting directly…







