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THE Zimbabwe senior rugby team will be seeking to continue their winning momentum in the Currie Cup First Division when they face a wounded Border Bulldogs side at the Sisa…
‘West using economic disparities to fuel xenophobia’
Western countries have been accused of using the economic disparities between South Africa and other African countries to divide black people and fuel xenophobic tendencies among Africans.
Preps for Exide Marathon at an advanced stage
PREPARATIONS for the annual Exide Marathon are now at an advanced stage, with 1 200 athletes having registered by yesterday.
Prophet Magaya partners women’s football
LOCAL women’s football will receive a kiss of life on Monday when Yadah Stars Football Club owner Walter Magaya unveils a tournament which is expected to transform a constituency long on potential but short on funding.
A Precious Jack of all trades
REPRESENTING your country in one sport is quite an achievement. Doing so in two is exceptional. Precious Marange plays both cricket and rugby for Zimbabwe’s women’s teams — while holding down a full-time job, being a mother and supporting her wider family.
Ex-Zim cricketer makes it big in New Zealand
FORMER Zimbabwe national cricket team star Dion Ebrahim continues to make big strides in his coaching career following his inclusion in the New Zealand cricket team technical department ahead of their tour of England.
Man jailed for raping granddaughter
A 61-year-old man from Seke was last week jailed 10 years for raping his six-year-old granddaughter.
Bail ruling in Nyathi case set for today
Judgment in the bail application of the seven men accused of killing Zimbabwean national, Elvis Nyathi, has been postponed toto day at the Randburg Magistrate’s court.
Fake address lands man in trouble
A MAN from Harare challenging the legitimacy of President Mnangagwa’s appointment as Zanu PF leader in the High Court, Sybeth Musengezi, yesterday appeared in court on allegations of using a fake address to join the party.
Varsity student breaks barriers with farming start up
A NATIONAL University of Science and Technology (Nust) student, Mr Lancelot Matange (24) has broken stereotypes that farming is for the older generations by taking up agricultureas a viable career option.