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Lilongwe — Malawi is only likely to have an official result of its chaotic May 20 election in two months, as the Malawi Electoral Commission embarks on a process to…
Metallon Gold aims to list on local bourse
Metallon Gold Zimbabwe is eyeing a potential listing on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange as part of efforts to comply with the country’s indigenisation laws. In a report, the group said…
Heath Streak lands Bangladesh job
Ricky Zililo Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Cricket continues to lose former players who are being grabbed as coaches by other nations and clubs with the latest being celebrated ex-national team captain…
Touré: It would be an honour to play for PSG
YAYA Touré has stated it would be an “honour” to play for Paris St-Germain as the midfielder continues to suggest he wants to leave Manchester City. Last week the Ivorian…
REA lights up 7,800 rural communities
Midlands Correspondent THE Rural Electrification Agency has electrified nearly 7,800 rural institutions since its inception in 2002, Energy and Power Development Minister Dzikamai Mavhaire has said.
Chiredzi FC continue to sing the blues
Tawanda Mangoma Sports Correspondent THE going seems to be getting tougher for new Premier Soccer League outfit Chiredzi FC after they were overtaken by Harare City to remain anchored at the…
Winter production expected to decline
Production of winter wheat in Zimbabwe is expected to decline this year following a reduction in area put under the crop this winter from 4,000 hectares last year to about…
Tottenham close to luring Pochettino
TOTTENHAM Hotspur are hopeful of appointing Mauricio Pochettino as their new manager in the next 48 hours. Pochettino appears increasingly likely to leave Southampton after being identified by the Spurs…
Zvishavane Stars entry into Zifa Central Soccer League brews storm
Lovemore Zigara Midlands Correspondent ZIFA Central Soccer League outfit Gweru City have protested the admission of Zvishavane into the league. They believe the club was improperly incorporated into the league.
Concern over Jewish hate crimes
Johannesburg — The growth of anti-Jewish hate crimes in Europe is a concern for local Jewish authorities, the SA Zionist Federation (Cape Council) said yesterday. “The SA Zionist Federation strongly…