adminLaw firm blocked from using US$57k
The US$57 000 pile of cash that was found in the strongroom at Mtetwa and Nyambirai law firm cannot be spent until the circumstances under which the money was brought to the firm are resolved, the High Court has ruled.
Namibia brace for first-ever T20I series against Zim
NAMIBIA have named a strong squad for their first ever T20 International cricket series against Zimbabwe set for Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo starting next week.
Unstoppable De Bruyne welcomes Halaand in style
Giant billboards are one thing, but Kevin de Bruyne chose an even better way of welcoming Erling Haaland to Manchester City.
Arsenal submit opening bid for Jesus
Arsenal have submitted a £43 million offer for Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus, according to reports.
West ready to sacrifice world for global domination: Putin
The culpability for the global consequences of sanctions against Russia, including possible hunger in a number of countries, rests with Western countries who for the sake of their domination are ready to sacrifice the rest of the world, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting on economic issues yesterday.
City go three points clear after De Bruyne masterclass
Kevin De Bruyne produced a four-goal masterclass as Manchester City thrashed Wolves 5-1 to move three points clear at the top of the English Premier League football table, while Chelsea consolidated their top-four place and pushed Leeds deeper into relegation trouble on Wednesday night.
Spain to grant leave for menstrual pain
Spain is planning to introduce medical leave for women who suffer from severe period pain, media reports suggest.
Osaka, Serena rake in millions
Tennis icons Naomi Osaka and Serena Williams were the highest two earning female athletes over the last 12 months and were the only two women to feature in the Top 100 highest paid sporting stars.
Palestinians refer killing of journalist to ICC
The Palestinian president says he will immediately refer the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Aqla to the International Criminal Court (ICC).
NATO threatens Europe again
The president and prime minister of Finland announced yesterday that Finland, a long-time neutral country even throughout the Cold War, must apply to join the NATO “without delay,” and its neighbour Sweden, known for over two centuries of military neutrality when Europe faced turbulence, is expected to decide soon on whether to submit an application to join the alliance.