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Highlanders more than a football entity

HIGHLANDERS FC is more than a football entity. It is life and everything to some and leaving Bosso in 1976 would have seen club legend Douglas Mloyi disowned by his own family. The decision not to betray his father's wishes paid a dividend…

Published: 02 Apr 2021 at 09:14hrs | 4 | by Staff reporter

Mugabe attacked over Mutasa court case threats

POLITICAL COMMENTATORS, human rights activists, lawyers and opposition political parties officials have attacked President Robert Mugabe over his threats to the courts after he said he would want to see the magistrate or judge who will&nbs…

Published: 13 Mar 2015 at 09:23hrs | 1 | by Stephen Jakes

Wealthy Zim tycoon awarded R8m he was swindled by SA partners

Durban - A wealthy Zimbabwean businessman has been awarded more than R8 million - in Australian dollars - which he claimed he was swindled out of by two former business partners who persuaded him to invest in a financially ailing KwaZulu-N…

Published: 03 Nov 2014 at 11:30hrs | 2 | by Staff reporter

Soccer festival to honour late Adam Ndlovu

FORMER Highlanders Football Club players and their Victoria Falls Social League counterparts will on Saturday clash in Victoria Falls to honour the late Adam Ndlovu who died on December 16 last year.Ndlovu and a female friend Nomqhele Tshi…

Published: 10 Dec 2013 at 04:36hrs | | by Sports reporter

Two new faces at Bosso

FORMER Hwange and Motor Action player Fortune Ncube and Mighty Bulls defender Thembani Masuku were the only notable new faces during Highlanders' second day of pre-season fitness training at Hillside Dams under the watchful eye of coach Ke…

Published: 09 Jan 2013 at 06:24hrs | | by Sikhumbuzo Moyo

Top 10: Influential Premier League Footballers

No.10 Lucas RadebeTeam influenced: LeedsHeight of his power: 1996-2005Lucas Radebe was known as the Chief during his time at Leeds, patrolling their defence with a calm self-assurance. The South African international certainly threw himsel…

Published: 29 Apr 2011 at 15:40hrs | 6 | by Tim Webber

Sanctions must stay

Zimbabwe Europe Network (Zen), a consortium of more than 20 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in nine countries, says sanctions on Zimbabwe must stay intact until human and property rights violations stop. This comes at a time when Zan…

Published: 13 Jan 2011 at 11:07hrs | | by NewsDay

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Highlanders more than a football entity

Mugabe attacked over Mutasa court case threats

Wealthy Zim tycoon awarded R8m he was swindled by SA partners

Soccer festival to honour late Adam Ndlovu

Two new faces at Bosso

Top 10: Influential Premier League Footballers

Sanctions must stay

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