FC Platinum revival continues

FC PLATINUM coach Norman Mapeza was happy to collect maximum points on his second visit to Harare after beating Yadah in a Castle Lager Premiership match at the National Sports Stadium yesterday.

Nadal injury rocks tennis world

Rafael Nadal’s French Open tennis hopes appear to be hanging by a thread after the Spaniard injured a foot in his third-round loss to Denis Shapovalov at the Italian Open.

Amir Khan hangs up his gloves

Former world boxing champion Amir Khan has announced his retirement from the sport after a 17-year professional career.

UZ sign language students help vendors

As the education system in Zimbabwe undergoes various changes and updates from time to time, it has given multiple opportunities of inclusivity of all people in the Zimbabwean society. 

Perfectionist Conte belongs in the Champions League

LONDON. — Momentum is a precious commodity at this stage of the English Premier League football season. Tottenham have it in the short term after overpowering Arsenal, and they will have it in the long term if they keep manager Antonio Conte.

Gonarezhou, Zimbabwe’s epicentre of the jungle

UNDER the blistering heat, a breeding herd of elephants blocks the way and a cow nudges its calf under a huge baobab tree on the roadside. An irritated bull tells off a wandering calf in a no-nonsense mood, with a shriek but firm voice.

Zambia’s ‘Mother’s Day’ law stirs controversy

LUSAKA. — According to Zambia’s labour laws, female workers are allowed to take a day off duty each month. The law is seen as a reprieve to women during that…

Spurs wreck Arsenal’s hopes for fourth place

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta rounded on the referee Paul Tierney after his side’s hopes of wrapping up fourth spot were wrecked by a 3-0 defeat at English Premiership football  rivals Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday night.

Understanding cancer of the cervix

Cancer is always named for the part of the body where it starts from, even if it spreads to other body parts later. 

Team work breeds success

Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.