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National Basketball Association team owners have agreed to proceed with efforts to force the sale of the LA Clippers following a heated race row.
Sharks end South Africa’s overseas duck
Melbourne – The Sharks became the first South African team to win on tour this season with a labouring 22-16 victory over the Melbourne Rebels to stay top of Super…
Adhere to Fifa/Caf Club Licensing system
From Noel Munzabwa in Swaziland SWAZILAND soccer might be ranked lower than Zimbabwe, but one thing that is certain is that their implementation of the Fifa/Caf Club Licensing is well…
‘Don’t judge me on last two games’
TOTTENHAM Hotspur manager Tim Sherwood believes results in the last two matches of the season should have no bearing on whether he is retained in the job or sacked.
Rooney doubtful but RVP may return
WAYNE Rooney is doubtful for Manchester United’s Premier League game against Sunderland today but Dutch striker Robin van Persie could return, interim manager Ryan Giggs said yesterday.
Mphela might start for Chiefs
KAIZER Chiefs striker Katlego Mphela might get to start for the club in today’s Nedbank Cup tie against Bidvest Wits after coming on and scoring against Free State Stars in…
Zim Asset wake up call for slumberers
Perspective Stephen Mpofu A syndrome of dependency on foreign sources of supply for a country’s survival may yield handsome dividends in the short term. In the long term, however, a…
Give informal sector a chance
Opinion Martin Stobart RECENTLY, certain quarters in the formal sector of the economy complained, as they have always done, that the country is saturated with foreign goods, the consequence of…
Corrupt civil servants will be fired: Mnangagwa
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Reporter THE Minister of Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa has warned civil servants against engaging in corruption saying those who get caught will be fired.
Form One entrance tests banned
Nyemudzai Kakore Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT has banned Form One entrance tests because many school heads are using them to raise cash and not to properly screen pupils.