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About 220 000, out of an estimated 800 000 vehicles, were registered with the Zimbabwe National Road Administration’s new computerised licence disc system by May 31, raising fears that the remaining 26 days may be too short to complete the process.
LONDON- A Zimbabwean woman collapsed and died in front of fellow church members on Sunday after standing up to lead a prayer for Bolton Wanderer’s midfielder Fabrice Muamba who had the previous day suffered a heart attack during an FA Cup quarter-final match against Tottenham.
Zambia coach Herve Renard dedicated his side’s African Nations Cup victory to Kalusha Bwalya and the fallen squad of 1993, claiming it was ‘written in the sky’. The Copper Bullets beat the Ivory Coast 8-7 on penalties after a goalless final on Sunday night in Libreville – the scene of a plane crash 19 years ago.
Harare – The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) suspended 67 players, including most of its national team, on Monday in the wake of a long-standing match-fixing investigation.
HARARE- Premiership champions Dynamos have agreed to release veteran striker Cuthbert Malajila who is joining South African side Mariztburg United on an initial two-year deal. The Zimbabwe international went to Pietermaritzburg two weeks ago for trials.
MASVINGO- In a bizarre case, a Masvingo woman reportedly loaned her six-month-old baby girl to another woman for her to claim maintenance from her boyfriend who is a truck driver. The two women were, however, arrested for fraud and contravening sections of the Child Protection and Adoption Act.
Florida State’s Ngonidzashe Makusha from Zimbabwe became the third athlete in 80 years to win the long jump and the 100-meter dash in the same NCAA meet, joining two men named Jesse Owens and Carl Lewis.