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MOONBOW AT VIC FALLS, ONE OF FEW PLACES ON EARTH WHERE YOU CAN CATCH A GLIMPSE OF THIS BEAUTY
MOONBOW AT VIC FALLS, ONE OF FEW PLACES ON EARTH WHERE YOU CAN CATCH A GLIMPSE OF THIS BEAUTY

A “MOONBOW” is one of nature’s rarest sights — and Victoria Falls is one of the few places on Earth where travellers might catch it. The first thing I noticed…

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KWANGWARE WINS KWEKWE BODYBUILDING TITLE
KWANGWARE WINS KWEKWE BODYBUILDING TITLE

Takudzwa Chitsiga Zimpapers Sports Hub UPCOMING bodybuilder, Tadiwa Kwangware, won the Kwekwe Sports Festival junior and senior men bodybuilding contest at Sanja On The Deck complex in Kwekwe on Saturday.…

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Spotify reports R504 Million in royalties for South African artists in 2025
Spotify reports R504 Million in royalties for South African artists in 2025

As streaming continues to reshape the global music industry, South African artists are proving they are not only keeping pace but leading the charge. Music streaming giant Spotify has revealed…

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Mourinho’s Real Madrid return looms
Mourinho’s Real Madrid return looms

Jose Mourinho has opened the door to a return to Real Madrid, saying his agent is in touch with the Spanish club, but the Benfica manager stressed no offer is…

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IS SANDRA HULLER MAKING A HUGE EARLY STATEMENT FOR THE OSCARS?
IS SANDRA HULLER MAKING A HUGE EARLY STATEMENT FOR THE OSCARS?

LOS ANGELES. — No film star is having a year as good as Sandra Hüller. With Project Hail Mary smashing the box office, and new film Fatherland earning rave reviews…

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Tangitau suffers serious injury
Tangitau suffers serious injury

All Blacks test prospect Caleb Tangitau appears set for a long stint on the sideline after suffering a serious injury during a Super Rugby match for his Highlanders. Highlanders coach…

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START THE CARR
START THE CARR

MANCHESTER UNITED have reached an agreement with interim boss Michael Carrick to become the club’s permanent manager. Carrick, 44, returned in January to Old Trafford, where he thrived as a…

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POWER-FIL
POWER-FIL

DAVE ALLEN was battered for three pointless rounds in a painful homecoming against Filip Hrgovic. The 34-year-old fans’ favourite was gifted a bout at Doncaster Rovers after building a brilliant…

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No beer for Man City stars
No beer for Man City stars

Pep Guardiola said his Manchester City players would not even be allowed “one beer” despite beating Chelsea 1-0 at Wembley on Saturday to clinch the club’s eighth FA Cup. Antoine…

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BRAYN STORMMANCHESTER. – Even in inconsequential, end-of-season fixtures when the sun is out and an inflatable beach ball is flying around, VAR still dominates. Manchester United’s second goal against Nottingham Forest and referee Michael Salisbury’s call not to rule it out will merely fuel the visitors’ already staunch paranoia about Premier League officiating. Forest, who saw it fit to post their grievances on X and once enlisted Mark Clattenburg as a refereeing consultant, were incandescent with rage that Matheus Cunha’s strike stood. The ball undeniably struck Bryan Mbeumo’s hand before his shot was blocked and Cunha tucked away the rebound. Salisbury gave a goal but was advised to consult the pitchside monitor. After a three-minute wait, he stood by his call. The official explanation was that Mbeumo’s handball was “accidental” yet most handballs are. Gary Neville, on co-commentary, was heckled by Forest fans and remains banned from the City Ground. He was astonished that Cunha’s strike was not chalked off. Cue the now familiar rendition of “Premier League, corrupt as f**k” from the visiting section. All subsequent refereeing decisions that went Forest’s way were greeted with sarcastic cheers. The Forest fans then chanted, “Are you Celtic in disguise?” – a reference to the unbelievable VAR call the Scottish champions benefited from at Motherwell in midweek. Even on a day that Bruno Fernandes equalled Kevin de Bruyne and Thierry Henry’s Premier League assists record for a season, VAR will dominate the fall-out. – The Sun
BRAYN STORMMANCHESTER. – Even in inconsequential, end-of-season fixtures when the sun is out and an inflatable beach ball is flying around, VAR still dominates. Manchester United’s second goal against Nottingham Forest and referee Michael Salisbury’s call not to rule it out will merely fuel the visitors’ already staunch paranoia about Premier League officiating. Forest, who saw it fit to post their grievances on X and once enlisted Mark Clattenburg as a refereeing consultant, were incandescent with rage that Matheus Cunha’s strike stood. The ball undeniably struck Bryan Mbeumo’s hand before his shot was blocked and Cunha tucked away the rebound. Salisbury gave a goal but was advised to consult the pitchside monitor. After a three-minute wait, he stood by his call. The official explanation was that Mbeumo’s handball was “accidental” yet most handballs are. Gary Neville, on co-commentary, was heckled by Forest fans and remains banned from the City Ground. He was astonished that Cunha’s strike was not chalked off. Cue the now familiar rendition of “Premier League, corrupt as f**k” from the visiting section. All subsequent refereeing decisions that went Forest’s way were greeted with sarcastic cheers. The Forest fans then chanted, “Are you Celtic in disguise?” – a reference to the unbelievable VAR call the Scottish champions benefited from at Motherwell in midweek. Even on a day that Bruno Fernandes equalled Kevin de Bruyne and Thierry Henry’s Premier League assists record for a season, VAR will dominate the fall-out. – The Sun

MANCHESTER. – Even in inconsequential, end-of-season fixtures when the sun is out and an inflatable beach ball is flying around, VAR still dominates. Manchester United’s second goal against Nottingham Forest…

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