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Topic : Scotland

Scottland FC snap up Pfumbidzai

The Lloyd Mutasa-coached MWOS are second with 40 points, while Harare City are third, with the same number of points as Scottland FC.

By Henry Mhara Aug. 2, 2024

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT

He emphasised the importance of the team, even when he was clearly the star player / manager of that team.

By Tim Middleton Feb. 4, 2024

Rising cricket star Musarara excelling in Scotland

By playing competitive cricket and furthering his tertiary education in Scotland at the same time, Musarara is following the same path taken by Zimbabwe star Sikandar Raza.

By Daniel Nhakaniso Oct. 8, 2023

Rising cricket star Musarara excelling in Scotland

Commonwealth observer team heads to Zim

Commonwealth secretary-general Patricia Scotland said they had taken up the invitation from the country’s Foreign Affairs and International Trade ministry to observe the polls.

By Tafadzwa Kachiko Aug. 12, 2023

Junior Sables go down fighting against Scotland

Another booking took the momentum away from the boys in the pursuit for a better showing in the second half.

By Kudakwashe Gahadzikwa Jul. 16, 2023

Junior Sables go down fighting against Scotland

Chevrons W/C bid ends in tears

Captain Craig Ervine shared his disappointment after the match.

By Kevin Mapasure Jul. 5, 2023

Chevrons brace for Scots

Even after their heavy defeat to Sri Lanka at the weekend, the Chevrons are confident that their brand of cricket will see them through against Scotland.

By Kevin Mapasure Jul. 4, 2023

Davidson revels in memorable season with Scotland Under-20s

In an interview with Scotland Rugby Union’s official website, Davidson said he relished every moment of being part of such a prestigious competition as the Under-20 Six Nations.

By Staff Reporter Apr. 2, 2023

Davidson revels in memorable season with Scotland Under-20s

Pope Francis urges mutual forgiveness to end Congo conflict

Pope Francis on Wednesday urged people in Democratic Republic of Congo, where decades of armed conflicts have killed millions, to grant each other a "great amnesty of the heart".

By Reuters Feb. 1, 2023