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NGEZI — Vice-President Joice Mujuru has hinted that the government will soon incentivise jobless qualified nurses to establish village clinics throughout the country in order to curtail the prevalence of diseases, particularly cholera and typhoid. Addressing guests at the commissioning of the Zimplats employees’ home ... Read More »

WARRIORS coach Klaus Dieter Pagels has named his first squad for next week’s international friendly match against Botswana at Rufaro Stadium, throwing the bulk of senior players’ international careers into doubt. He has dropped captain Tapuwa Kapini, who is back at training with his club ... Read More »

LONDON (Reuters) – Chelsea’s John Terry will not appeal against his four-match ban and 220,000-pound fine for racially insulting Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand, the player said in a statement on Thursday. Terry, 31, was found guilty by a Football Association (FA) tribunal of using ... Read More »

BBC-The Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) is set to ban 13 players for life for their part in the country’s match-fixing scandal. The names of the players have not yet been revealed by the Zifa board. An independent committee set up by Zifa to investigate allegations ... Read More »

John Terry made last night’s shock decision to retire from international football in protest at what he regarded as a change of position by senior members of the Football Association over the likelihood of him being charged by the governing body for alleged racist remarks, ... Read More »

The hospitality centre for African nations competing in the Olympics has had to close because of unpaid debts, a spokesman has confirmed. Africa Village, set up in Kensington Gardens, west London, owes suppliers hundreds of thousands of pounds, Laurent Bagnis said. He said an exact ... Read More »

CNN-Seven athletes from Cameroon’s delegation to the London Olympics have gone missing, the country’s head of mission said Tuesday. The missing athletes include five male boxers, a female footballer and a male swimmer, Paul Ekane Edingue, said David Ojong, Cameroon’s head of mission to London ... Read More »

BBC SPORT-South Africa’s Oscar Pistorius has made history by becoming the first amputee sprinter to compete at the Olympics. The four-time Paralympic champion, 25, whose legs were amputated below the knee as a baby, finished second in his 400m heat to reach Sunday’s semi-final. His ... Read More »