adminRain washes out bulk of Zim, New Zealand day two Test
Only 15.2 overs were bowled on the second day of the Test between New Zealand and Zimbabwe at McLean Park before light but persistent rain set in to make further play impossible. BJ Watling shone through the gloom of the curtailed morning session to consolidate his side’s dominance with a bright fifty, his second in Tests. Watling finished unbeaten on 52, having helped his side advance to 392 for 5, with a large first-innings score becoming ever more critical following the loss of two-and-a-half sessions of play.
Dr Health: HIV solution involves all of us
One of the most common topics that is requested for discussion involves HIV and how to best prevent its transmission.
This is clearly a difficult topic that needs to take into account personal opinions, attitudes, beliefs and cultural differences.
Today’s column will take a broad stance that will be used to educate and empower you to want to be part of the solution.
Prayer for a Zebra hunt
Grace Chingoma Sports Reporter
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Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter
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Zifa councillors behind Dube
Sports Reporter
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Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
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Unidentified bodies at police depot
Freeman Razemba
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Let the prophet speak
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Mafa silences enemies
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