Russians fume over ban
MOSCOW. — The head of the Russian Paralympic Committee said yesterday a decision to bar Russian athletes from taking part in next month’s Rio Paralympics over doping allegations was a…
Mighty Warriors to fight to the end
Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S Mighty Warriors conclude their group matches at the ongoing Olympic Games tonight when they take on fifth ranked Australia at Fonte Nova Arena, Salvador hoping for to…
Del Potro stuns Djokovic
RIO DE JANEIRO. — Juan Martin del Potro stunned a tearful Novak Djokovic in an emotional Olympics tennis triumph as Venus Williams pondered the end of her four-gold Games odyssey.
Billiat excited about the future
MAMELODI Sundowns star Khama Billiat says these are exciting times at Chloorkop as the CAF Champions League title contenders won the Dr Hage Geingob Cup for the third time in…
Mata in circle of despair
LONDON. — There are few football managers who understand symbolic gestures as well as Jose Mourinho. He knows what quotes will make the back page. He knows what people will say…
LIVE BLOG: HEROES DAY CELEBRATIONS
Updates by Felex Share, Fungai Lupande and Costa Mano 1334: Official proceedings have ended here at the National Heroes Acre and that concludes our updates. Thank you for joining us…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Indeed, what is your cause today?
TODAY we celebrate and commemorate the deeds and lives of the heroic sons and daughters of the soil, living and dead, who laid down their lives for the birth of…
Remembering Uzumba’s gallant daughters
Sydney Kawadza Senior Features Writer The role played by Zimbabwean women in the liberation war has always been a source of debate, evoking distressful emotions among participants. Although women’s role in the war…
Zanu Day and supremacy of politics of the gun
Lovemore Ranga Mataire Senior Writer Heroes Day is a day set aside by Government to commemorate and reflect upon the suffering and supreme sacrifice of patriotic sons and daughters who…
Chibondo: Zimbabwe’s own Golgotha
Isdore Guvamombe Travel Editor— The silence as one arrives at Chibondo is eerie and profound. Only chirping birds that intermittently somersault, albeit, effortlessly from one tree branch to another or…






