Wenger happy

LONDON. — Arsene Wenger says the instinctive understanding between old friends Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Henrikh Mkhitaryan can transform Arsenal’s turbulent season.

Chisora backs Tamuka

Albert Marufu in LONDON, England FORMER British, European and Commonwealth heavyweight boxing champion, Derrick Chisora has tipped fellow Zimbabwean Tamuka Muchapondwa to win the English welterweight title final eliminator against…

Car imports through Beitbridge rise 35pc

Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau The number of imported second-hand vehicles processed at Beitbridge Border Post last year rose to 35 percent compared to 2016. Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) head of communications Mr…

Bach saddened

PYEONGCHANG. — International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said he was saddened by the “tragic and criminal” sexual abuse case that has rocked US gymnastics and that he hopes…

Plant small grains, farmers urged

Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief Government has urged farmers who rely on rain-fed agriculture to consider small grains as the country continues to experience erratic rainfall patterns in the current summer…

India whip Proteas

CENTURION. — India inflicted a crushing 9 wicket victory over South Africa at SuperSport Park in Centurion yesterday and move 2-0 up in the six-match ODI cricket series after bowling…

Toddler dies after cable mishap

Grace Nyoni Midlands Correspondent A three-year-old infant from Mtapa suburb in Gweru, died last week, after she allegedly tied a black cable around her neck while playing with other children.

Zvishavane residents storm Zesa offices

Midlands Bureau Scores of angry Zishavane residents last week stormed Zesa offices to protest over a power outage that has seen some suburbs spending a month in the dark. Some of…

Kwekwe avails 688 stands

Michael Magoronga Midlands Correspondent Kwekwe City Council has unveiled 688 housing stands in a bid to clear a housing backlog that stands at 3 000. Speaking at a ground-breaking ceremony in Mbizo…

Reflecting on Mpofu’s ‘Creatures at the Top’

Elliot Ziwira At the  Bookstore When I read Ezekiel Mphahlele “Down Second Avenue” (1959), for the first time many years ago, I was so consumed by it that I could not separate…