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All set for NAAZ junior championships
The championship will be used to select athletes that will represent the country at the upcoming World Junior Championships and Youth Olympics.
Mataya confident ahead of IMMAF Africa Championships
A total of 57 athletes from nine countries will participate in the continental championships which are running from April 28-30 at the EFC Arena in South Africa
Mzansi singers jet in for The Vine collabo
The 12-track album titled The Great Physician will end the Harare-based musical group’s four-year sabbatical having dropped its debut album titled Musandipfuure in 2018.
Mataya through to the IMMAF Africa championship semis
Mataya fought in the seventh bout on the opening day of the developmental continental championship which is being hosted by Mixed Martial Arts South Africa (MMASA), in partnership with the EFC Performance Institute.
Court concedes to Mupfumira’s request
Mupfumira is facing a charge of criminal abuse of office. The former minister, who is being represented by Admire Rubaya, filed an application at the High Court seeking a review of magistrate Ngoni Nduna’s ruling dismissing her application for discharge at the close of the State case.
Zipra cries foul over vetting process
They were vetted last month in a very chaotic process which resulted in a female ex-combatant Nomathani Moyo (66) dying in a queue in Elangeni Training Centre in Bulawayo awaiting her turn to be vetted.
Half of Zim teens loafers – report
The Unicef report said the government spent only 13,1% of the national budget towards education against 20% global recommendation.
DeMbare in defensive crisis
The Harare giants have been without Tinotenda Muringai who picked a knee injury preparing for the Independence Trophy final clash against Highlanders.
Lessons from Rhodesia’s import substitution
Rhodesia faced serious sanctions, but the country rapidly developed notwithstanding. During Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI) Rhodesian list of import substituted goods increased from 300 to 6 000 products. We must learn from that.
Man jailed 20 years for killing girlfriend
Sarah Munhu’s body was found lying on the roadside on the morning of August 11, 2017, a day after the gruesome murder.
Japan donates US$740K towards COVID-19 support
The fund, availed through United Nations (UN) Women, seeks to enhance access to COVID-19 testing and vaccination as well as awareness of the respiratory disease to over 103,210 women in the two districts.
Feature: Zim’s tobacco rebounds amid worries over health, labour
Tobacco is on a rebound in this southern African nation where production plummeted from a peak of 260 million kilogrammes (290 000 tonnes) in 1998 to less than 50 million kilogrammes (60 000 tonnes) a decade later following the eviction of several thousand white farmers who accounted for the majority of growers.
Test: Former mine workers cry foul over packages
Lack of title deeds trigger informal settlements
Opaque Chinese deals: Mthuli taken to task
Inaugural Zim investor indaba highlights
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Deadly attack targets Somalia food convoy
Kenya's top court to rule on disputed presidential election
Ukraine's Zelenskiy warns Europeans to brace for bleak winter
USD fees: Govt policy failure hurting parents
Just imagining what UNFCCC COP27 may look like in 2022
Rights groups demand action against China after release of UN report on Xinjiang
Long COVID's link to suicide: scientists warn of hidden crisis
Zimparks, IFAW partnership allows wildlife to flourish in Hwange National Park
Graham Potter announced as Chelsea's new head coach
Govt must just allow market forces to determine producer prices
Letters to the editor: Tackling energy poverty requires a 'gas is good for Africa' approach
The elephant in the room
