adminMother Touch group shines in UK
Yeukai Karengezeka Chisepo Cool Lifestyle Correspondent A musical group of 30 students from Mother Touch Group of Schools (MTGS) lifted Zimbabwe’s flag high after scooping top prizes at the recently held…
Gutu bids Mbuya Muzenda farewell
George Maponga in GUTU National heroine Mbuya Maud Muzenda, who died in Harare on Tuesday, was yesterday given a befitting send-off by hundreds of people from all walks of life…
Trouble in sport’s paradise
Nkosilathi Sibanda in HWANGE WOULD any athlete perform well if they were made to eat a plateful of hard-thickened sadza, cabbage and half-done meat, a night before a 100m race?…
No group matches for Zlatan
MANCHESTER. — Jose Mourinho does not know when Zlatan Ibrahimovic will return to action, but he has ruled him out of Manchester United’s Champions League soccer group games.
Taking care of your laptop
Shepherd Chimururi Cool Lifestyle Correspondent The e-learning juggernaut sweeping across our education system demands that every student from kindergarten to tertiary level should have a laptop. Excitement is bound to engross…
Klopp wary of Sanchez
LIVERPOOL. — Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp believes Arsenal will be significantly boosted by the return of their “world class” striker Alexis Sanchez when they visit Anfield tomorrow, but is counting…
Mutasa challenges his men
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter DYNAMOS coach Lloyd Mutasa has challenged his players to keep their feet on the ground as the Glamour Boys seek to continue with their fine run…
Mbare school in drug awareness campaign
Collen Murahwa Cool Lifestyle Correspondent Mbare is mainly considered as the epicentre for illegal drugs. The problem has further spread to schools around the location where pupils have also been caught…
Making the impossible, possible
Bishop B. Manjoro Dunamis When men say it’s over and God keeps quiet, it’s not over. My friend it’s never over until it’s over. It’s only over when God says…
Williams in Top 15
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter ZIMBABWEAN golfer Mark Williams, who made the cut in the Sunshine Tour’s Sun Wild Coast Challenge in South Africa, finished tied on 14th place yesterday.