Clubs vote for change
LONDON. — English Premier League soccer clubs have voted to close next summer’s transfer window before the season starts.
Prosecutors to probe Clinton Foundation
WASHINGTON. — The United States Justice Department says it has asked prosecutors to examine alleged misconduct at the Clinton Foundation and the controversial Obama-era sale of a uranium firm to…
Cheryl planning to re-launch her career
She’s been busy planning her comeback as a vocal artist. And Cheryl Cole looked every bit the superstar as she arrived in LA on Sunday wearing a glamorous ensemble. The…
GIVE NTOUBA A BELLS, YES, THIS MIKE TYSON-LIKE GUNSLINGER REALLY DESERVES A SHOT
SHARUKO ON SATURDAY FOR 39 years, since its birth at Rufaro in 1977, the Harare Derby was a largely a domestic football confrontation whose unique storyline was always dominated by…
World reacts to ZDF intervention
Felex Share Senior Reporter— UNITED Nations Secretary-General Mr António Guterres yesterday called for calm and preservation of human rights following the political and socio-economic stabilisation intervention by the Zimbabwe Defence Forces…
Govt urged to break silence on tobacco levy
Elita Chikwati Senior Agriculture Reporter Stakeholders in the tobacco industry have appealed to Government to release $14 million levied on tobacco growers.The tobacco levy was collected from farmers for the past…
CAPS ready for holders
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter THE first round of the 2017 Chibuku Super Cup draw produced a battle between the holders and the league champions with Ngezi Platinum beginning the defence…
Locals warned against fronting for foreigners
Nqobile Tshili Bulawayo Bureau THE Government is concerned with Zimbabweans who disguise themselves as company owners to win State tenders while being used by foreigners as fronts. The Minister of Transport and…
Video technology for 2018 World Cup
MOSCOW. — FIFA president Gianni Infantino said on Tuesday that testing is to begin on video technology that could be ready to use at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.…
Africa’s ambitious new biodiversity laws come with teeth
Willem Daniel Lubbe Correspondent Africa is known for its rich biodiversity. On a continent where people depend on this biodiversity for their daily livelihood, the question of how animals and plants…




