ZOC welcome Kirsty’s IOC appointment

Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter The Zimbabwe Olympic Committee are excited over the appointment of swimming icon Kirsty Coventry as chair of the International Olympic Committee Athletes’ Commission on Monday. Coventry, who is…

New-look Arsenal excite Wenger

LONDON. — Just days after Arsenal were lurching towards another crisis, Arsene Wenger can suddenly look to a brighter future thanks to a revitalised attack spearheaded by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and…

Cape Town City looks up to Rusike

CAPE TOWN. – Cape Town City assistant coach Vasili Manousakis hopes new signing Matthew Rusike could prove to be their Sergio Aguero and score a glut of goals to help…

They were the best team by far

LONDON. — Even now, on the 60th anniversary, recalling the Munich air disaster moves Geoffrey Fink to tears. “At the time, yeah, I cried,” says Fink, 85 years old and…

Specialised plant lies idle at Sable Chemicals

Zvamaida Murwira recently in KWEKWE A multi-million-dollar specialised plant at Sable Chemicals near Kwekwe is lying idle after it was abandoned two years ago because of its high consumption of…

Man steals battery to pay debt

Wimbainashe Zhakata and Takudzwa Chiwereweshe A Chitakatira man, who tried to pay off a debt using a stolen car battery, has been jailed. Llyod Chikuni (30), was sentenced to 18 months…

MDC-T to charge Gutu

Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter MDC-T secretary for information and publicity Mr Obert Gutu faces disciplinary action from the opposition party for allegedly defying the party position to reserve Harare East constituency…

Govt seeks investors for varsity infrastructure

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Manicaland Bureau Government is seeking investors to fund the building of state-of-the-art infrastructure at Manicaland State University of Applied Sciences, an official has said. Speaking during a tour of the…

Rise in incest cases worries authorities

Heather Charema Correspondent A REGIONAL magistrate in Mashonaland West Province has expressed concern over the number of incestuous rape cases. He said most of the cases were linked to rituals. Addressing a one-day…

Red Cross trains the disabled in first aid

Manicaland Correspondent Red Cross Zimbabwe has embarked on a drive to equip disabled persons with first aid training to ensure that all citizens receive care-giving skills. The organisation last week held…

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