adminOctober 5 bowling tourney on cards
Mbachi Mutukula-Maregere Sports Reporter CITY Bowling Club are hosting this year’s Zimbabwe October ‘5 bowls tournament which is expected to feature the cream of bowlers from all over the country.
US in driving seat
DUBLIN, OHIO. — Top-ranked Tiger Woods and World Golf Championships Match Play winner Matt Kuchar joined forces yesterday as the 10th Presidents Cup got underway yesterday with the United States…
Fiat, workers-care trust yet to reach deal
ITALY. — Fiat isn’t closer to reaching an agreement with a United Auto Workers retiree health-care trust over the Italian carmaker’s Chrysler Group LLC unit in the US, Chief Executive…
Beast reflects on being 50 not out
JOHANNESBURG. — Tendai “Beast” Mtawarira has travelled a long way in his rugby career since the early days when he used to cycle home from the Sharks Academy up the…
Mushowane beat ZRP Morris
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter AMBITIOUS debutants Mushowane Stars kept alive their Zifa Northern Region Division One League title campaign with a 3-2 win over ZRP Morris at Morris Depot yesterday.
Inspectors start Syria work as UN calls for aid access
DAMASCUS. — Experts tasked with implementing a UN resolution ordering the destruction of Syria’s chemical weapons arsenal began work yesterday, as the world body demanded access to civilians trapped by…
Is fuel economy your concern?
Fact Jeke Behind the Wheel IS fuel economy one of your key concern when shopping for a new car or even a used one? It is for me, so much…
Nicki Minaj shows off her Lamborghini
Nicki Minaj is living well and she has the whips to prove it. The Young Money rap diva added a new toy to her already impressive collection. Minaj dropped approximately
Zim can turn the tables
Vandudzayi Zirebwa Buy Zimbabwe The past weeks have seen the release of various economic statistics that indicate that the Zimbabwean economy is slowing. First it was the World Bank who…
Aon plc exits Zimbabwe
Tinashe Makichi Business Reporter Global insurance provider, AON Plc, has sold its 69 percent shareholding in local unit AON Zimbabwe to firms linked to local businessman, Mr Shingi Mutasa.