adminAussie teen makes history
BRISBANE. — Australian teenager Destanee Aiava created a slice of history yesterday when she became the first tennis player born in the 2000s to win a main draw match on…
‘20 percent Zim women give birth at home’
Thandeka Moyo Bulawayo Bureau About 20 percent of Zimbabwean births over the past five years occurred at home, statistics which experts have described as unacceptably high. According to the recently-released Zimbabwe…
Declare Chanetsa national hero: Mash West
Felex Share Senior Reporter ZANU-PF Mashonaland West Province has recommended that veteran politician and nationalist Cde Peter Chanetsa, who died on Monday morning, be declared a national hero.
Klopp frustrated with draw
SUNDERLAND. — Jurgen Klopp, the manager who has brightened the English Premier League with his quick wit and off-beat remarks, displayed his dark side after Liverpool dropped two precious points…
.Aussie convict ‘kills cellmate with toaster’
SYDNEY. – An elderly Australian man serving time for killing his wife and two grandchildren was charged yesterday with the murder of a fellow inmate after an apparent attack with…
Rautenbach clears first stage
Collin Matiza Sports Editor— ACE Zimbabwean motor racing driver Conrad Rautenbach managed to clear the first stage of the tough 2017 Dakar Rally where he finished a credible 15th place out…
Spurs on a revenge mission
LONDON. — Chelsea will face their biggest test of the season against Tottenham Hotspur tonight, manager Antonio Conte said as his team chase English Premier League soccer history.
Doc on Mandoza’s funeral fight
Johannesburg. – Veteran kwaito musician Doc Shebeleza has cleared the air on a supposed fight between himself and Trompie’s Eugene Khoza at the funeral of the late Mandoza.
Athletics coaches to attend Kenya courses
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter— THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe will this month send three coaches for the International Level Two Sprint Coaching Course in Nairobi, Kenya.
Begay backs Tiger to roar in 2017
LOS ANGELES. — Tiger Woods will get back in the winning habit and triumph in a 2017 golf tournament, believes fellow professional and long-time friend Notah Begay III.