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Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Beach Volleyball coach Vengai Nyaude is optimistic that their teams will do well at the 11th edition of the African Games currently underway in Congo Brazzaville. The…
Mayweather wants to retire as ‘the best ever’
LAS VEGAS. — Floyd Mayweather says he will call it quits after Saturday’s welterweight world title defence against massive underdog Andre Berto in which victory would give him a perfect…
Messi rescues Argentina
ARLINGTON. — Lionel Messi saved Argentina’s blushes with a late equaliser as the South American soccer giants scored twice in the final five minutes to snatch a 2-2 draw with…
David de Gea back in the frame
LONDON. — Louis van Gaal will wait until his final training session before deciding whether to reinstate David de Gea for Manchester United’s clash with Liverpool on Saturday. The Spanish goalkeeper…
Serena breezes past Venus
NEW YORK. — If Serena Williams would feel sympathy for any opponent standing in the way of her pursuit of tennis’ first true Grand Slam in 27 years, it might…
Going overboard for kids birthdays?
Sydney Kawadza Senior Features Writer A conversation between two seemingly trendy ladies captures the attention of customers in a beauty parlour along Nelson Mandela Avenue in Harare. The ladies do not…
ZOL Fibroniks for business offers VIP service
As a business grows the need for speed and data throughput generally increases exponentially, since additional staff generate more digital activity and thereby overall traffic within a business, as well…
Meyer takes a gamble
JOHANNESBURG. — South Africa are so obsessed with experience going into the Rugby World Cup that they have included scrum-half Fourie du Preez although he has not played for seven…
It’s back to school time again
School bells are ringing, and it’s time to get back to the school routine. So why not help your child to be prepared for the shift in focus? The following are…
CUT doubles accommodation fees
Walter Nyamukondiwa Chinhoyi Bureau Chinhoyi University of Technology has doubled hostel accommodation fees, forcing some students to live in squalid lodgings outside campus. Students have been paying $140 per semester for campus…