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Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs will battle for pre-season bragging rights when the two Soweto giants clash heads in the annual Carling Black Label Cup competition at FNB stadium today.
Prophet finally gets honour at home
THE Bible says a prophet has no honour in his home. In most cases, the community around would be very much alive to the background of the prophet to such…
Mining industry needs $3bn investment to increase capacity
Gibson Mhaka Business Correspondent THE mining sector needs more than $3 billion investment to increase capacity to an average of over 80 percent within the next three to five years,…
Econet rips into Telecel
Harare Bureau ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe has ripped into its main competitor Telecel Zimbabwe saying it does not hold a valid mobile phone licence, hence the problems its subscribers are facing…
Warriors leave for Mauritius
Harare Bureau WARRIORS team manager Patrick Mutesva said the Warriors were not anticipating any problems from Mauritius when the two teams clash in the African Nations Championship first round, first…
Manchester United prepare third offer for Fabregas
MANCHESTER United manager David Moyes has confirmed that the club have not given up in their attempt to sign Cesc Fabregas from Barcelona, saying: “It is ongoing.” United are set…
I am a clean athlete: Bolt
SIX-TIME Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt insisted he was “clean” in the wake of recent failed drugs tests by fellow Jamaican athletes. Compatriots Asafa Powell and Sherone Simpson recently tested…
Scores dead in Spanish rail disaster
At least 77 people were killed and 130 injured when a train derailed near the northern Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela, in one of Europe’s worst rail disasters. Bodies…
Pope warns against legalising drugs
Rio de Janeiro – Pope Francis has warned Latin America against legalising drugs, arguing in sharply-worded and highly political remarks that liberal policies under consideration in his home region will…
Madagascar presidential hopeful hits out
Antananarivo – A recently arrested Madagascar presidential candidate hit out at leader Andry Rajoelina on Wednesday, accusing him of wilfully extending the country’s four-year political crisis. “I am attacking Rajoelina…