adminBarca suffer CL hangover
MADRID. — Barcelona suffered a hangover from their remarkable Champions League soccer comeback against Paris Saint-Germain as Alex Bergantinos’s winner 16 minutes from time handed Deportivo la Coruna a famous…
Kane injury mars Spurs’ six-goal stroll
Son Heung-Min’s hat-trick fired Tottenham into the FA Cup semi-finals, but his side’s 6-0 victory against Millwall was overshadowed by Harry Kane’s potentially serious ankle injury.
Proteas take positives
DUNEDINE. — South Africa and New Zealand’s cricket captains both claimed to have gained a psychological edge after rain washed out the final day of the first Test in Dunedin…
Goverment to cut farm sizes
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter Government plans to soon reduce huge farms to reasonably small pieces of land to meet demand from more land-hungry Zimbabweans before bringing closure to the land redistribution…
Pseudo-Reformists: When Beasts of England Roar
Nathaniel Manheru THE OTHER SIDE— A cryptic but interesting response to my piece last week came from one “yowe” who advised me to read George Orwell’s classic, Animal Farm. I…
I OWE YOU A GLENFIDDICH 18 PROPHET CAESAR ZVAYI IN A WEEK THAT SHAMED THE WORLD’S SPORTS JOURNALISTS
Sharuko on Saturday DONALD TRUMP has built a political career, which has taken him all the way to the White House, on a foundation in which he, among other things,…
Editorial Comment: Future of our football looks mighty bright
WHEN FIFA president Gianni Infantino led a high-powered delegation from the world football governing body on a two-day visit to this country two weeks ago, there were a number of…
Godoka goes down memory lane
Paul Mundandi Sports Reporter LEGENDARY Zimbabwean footballer Robert Godoka says the country should strive to create opportunities to export players overseas if they are to catch up with the current demands…
Mandela murder plot exposed
CAPE TOWN. – Suppressed information about a top secret operation, involving senior police officers who allegedly plotted to have a sniper kill former president Nelson Mandela at his inauguration in…
Married men may be considered for priesthood
BERLIN. – Pope Francis said in an interview published on Thursday that the church may consider ordaining married men who could potentially then work in remote areas faced with a…