Taurai Mangwiro unveiled as Orapa United coach
Former Harare City coach Taurai Mangwiro was on Wednesday night unveiled as the new coach of Botswana Premier League side Orapa United on a two year contract.
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Beijing reports record COVID-19 infections as China outbreak spreads
A record number of new COVID-19 cases were reported on Tuesday in Beijing, the capital of China, as the city hunkered down under a chokehold of restrictions.
Iran embassy launches arts contest in Zimbabwe to promote Islam
The Islamic Republic of Iran in Harare, through its cultural centre, is inviting artists from all genres to take part in the next competition in an effort to promote Islam through art.
Netherlands defeats Senegal in the World Cup in Qatar
Netherlands defeated African champions Senegal 2-0 on Monday in their return to the World Cup stage thanks to goals from Cody Gakpo and Davy Klaassen.
England humiliates Iran at the World Cup in Qatar
Bukayo Saka and Jude Bellingham led England to a 6-2 victory over an inferior Iran in Monday's Group B opening in Doha, giving them a brilliant start to their World Cup run.
Zondo under fire after granting Chris Hani’s killer parole
South Africa's Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has come under fire from Chris Hani's widow Limpho Hani, who claims that he has failed the nation.
Makarati on demand as Simba Bhora offer windfall
Dynamos could lose 2022 Soccer Star of the Year finalist Frank Makarati who is on demand both locally and outside the country.
Trump’s Twitter account reinstated after Musk poll
Following a survey conducted by Elon Musk, in which a slim majority of respondents favoured the action, Donald Trump's infamous Twitter account was reactivated on Saturday, days after the former US president announced another run for the White House.
Cricket star Raza joins Bangladesh Premier League club
Zimbabwean all-rounder Sikandar Raza has joined Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) side Rangpur Riders for the upcoming 2023 season.
Twitter CEO Elon Musk issues a scathing message to employees
Elon Musk, the new CEO of Twitter, reportedly told employees they had until Thursday to decide between being "very rigorous" and putting in lengthy hours of work or risk losing their jobs.
