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At The Gallery The importance of businesses supporting the arts is not a frivolous pursuit. The arts play an important role and, when they thrive, it benefits not just the…
Hamilton relishes victory
SHANGHAI. — Lewis Hamilton is braced for the “closest fight” of his Formula One career after drawing level on points with Sebastian Vettel following his victory in the Chinese Grand…
Sithetheliwe rules the roost
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter FORMER Mighty Warriors assistant coach Sithetheliwe “Kwinji 15” carved her name on the local coaching scene when she emerged the best student in the CAF A…
Conte revels in title pressure
LONDON. – Antonio Conte has admitted revelling in Chelsea soaking up all the English Premier League soccer title-race pressure and delivering a crucial 3-1 victory at Bournemouth on Saturday night.
Who can stop Chelsea now?
LONDON. — Pressure? What pressure? If there was any suggestion Tottenham Hotspus’s lunchtime thrashing of Watford, which temporarily closed the gap on English Premier League soccer leaders Chelsea to four…
No let-up for Spurs
LONDON. — Mauricio Pochettino insists his Tottenham Hotspur side are building a winning mentality and will be ready to pounce if Chelsea stumble in the race for the English Premier…
Earthquakes: How safe are we?
Jeffrey Gogo Climate Story THE Meteorological Services Department 9pm TV weather forecast last Monday said nothing about the earth tremors that had shaken large parts of Zimbabwe barely an hour…
Africa needs own version of vertical farm
Esther Ndumi Ngumbi Correspondent The Netherlands is building its first large-scale commercial vertical indoor farm. It’s expected to serve Europe’s largest supermarket chains with high quality, pesticide-free fresh cut lettuce.
Spike-throwing cops face 10 years jail
Tanaka Mrewa Bulawayo Bureau Government is ready to invoke the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act Chapter IV, Section 38 to charge police officers who throw spikes at moving vehicles, who…
Ozil happy at Arsenal
LONDON. — Mesut Ozil has revealed that he wants to remain at Arsenal – but has told Arsene Wenger to sign fresh faces.