The rapid increase of cholera cases in Harare now makes the capital city a new epicentre. The City points finger at Zesa, but residents call on council to take full responsibility. Watch via : https://youtu.be/64o6_PlEeo0
LADY Chevrons’ opening batter, Sharne Mayers has moved up the charts in the latest MRF Tires International Cricket Council (ICC) Women’s T20 batting rankings. Mayers moved up two position from number 20 to number 18 and is the highest ranked Zimbabwean in the shortest format of the game. The 30-year-old has been one of the […]
Ricky Zililo ZIMBABWEAN international Teenage Hadebe on Sunday had his right leg operated on in the United States of America meaning that the footie star could be out of action for at least 10 weeks. The 27-year-old defender who plays for Major League Soccer side Houston Dynamo looked bubbly in a picture he took while […]
Tadious Manyepo DYNAMOS supporters were left an infuriated lot after the Glamour Boys dropped massive points in this Castle Lager Premier Soccer League tie at the National Sports Stadium yesterday. They broke into protest songs as they waited, in hordes at the exit, to pour their frustrations after coach Herbert “Jompano” Maruwa left their favourite […]
Ricky Zililo REFEREES stole the limelight in the Bata Stadium reopening where Castle Lager Premier Soccer League debutants Sheasham FC played to a goalless draw against giants Highlanders. For Sheasham, it was a good start at home picking up a point against a Highlanders side that attacked and tried to pin their opponents to the […]
The 17-year-old all-rounder has made an impressive start to her international career, including appearances at the ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup 2023 in South Africa.
“I love soccer so much. I want to see these kids develop as footballers but these things are going to force me to quit football. Why am I here?
The gold coins are part of measures to ensure investors, mostly cash-rich institutions, have alternative means to preserve value.
THE Zimbabwe Rugby Union (ZRU) says winning the Barthes Trophy for the second year running is a result of a fully functional school system.
Last year, Zimbabwe beat Namibia 19-14 to win the Barthes Trophy. Their route to the final saw them take care of Tunisia by a 19-18 score line in the quarterfinals and 32-3 triumph over Madagascar in the last four.