adminMamabolo’s pace too much for Muzhingi
STEPHEN Muzhingi failed in his bid to make it four in a row when he finished sixth in the Comrades Marathon run between Pietrmaritzburg and Durban yesterday.
Germany Left badly split after troubled congress
GOETTINGEN (Germany) — Germany’s troubled Left party picked two unknown newcomers at a party congress to try to lead it out of a crisis while spurning a popular eastern pragmatist in a move that may accelerate its demise and hurt Chancellor Angela Merkel’s re-election hopes.
Kamandama tees off tomorrow
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
THE Kamandama Memorial Fundraising Golf Tournament draw has been released with 80 players expected to take to the greens.
Former player pens Zim’s football history
Sports Reporter
FORMER Hwange and Highlanders creative midfielder Barry Daka is writing a book on the history of soccer in Zimbabwe.He hopes to be through in two months and will ask some of his peers who include Gibson Homela, Nehemiah Dube and Billy Sibanda and an earlier generation of footballers such as Edward Dlamini and Mackenzie Sibanda to go through it before it can be published.
Mixed feelings over PSL fixture disruptions
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
SOME Castle Lager Premier Soccer League clubs have expressed mixed feelings over the disruptions of the league that have seen two weeks of non-action.
Zim’s Olympics relay team chances fade
Lovemore Dube
ZIMBABWE’S chances of representation in the 4x100m relay at this year’s Olympic Games are fading with each day.
Zifa bus to be auctioned over debt
Harare Bureau
A BUS belonging to Zifa could go under the hammer at a public auction this morning as a local advertising firm CM and A Ogilvy seeks to recover its debt from the football association.
Unit Fairbridge plot Mighty Queens’ downfall
Sports Reporter
UNIT Fairbridge Netball Club secretary Nobukhosi Sibanda yesterday said her team was going to make light work of Mighty Queens in a match set for Emakhandeni tomorrow in the Bulawayo Division One Netball League.
Zim delegation leaves for United States
Prosper Ndlovu
Chronicle Reporter
THE Minister of Mines and Mining Development, Dr Obert Mpofu, will today lead a 25-member delegation to the United States to attend the Kimberly Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) meeting.
Life goes on: Tongai’s widow
Saturday Leisure Correspondent
SUNGURA maestro Tongai Moyo’s widow, Minenhle Mkhweli, has opened two flea markets in Kwekwe to try and fend for her family after the death of her husband.