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Johannesburg — A Muslim police officer in Johannesburg says his religion does not allow him to share a toilet with black colleagues, according to a report yesterday.
Address stigma in HIV/Aids issues
Mashudu Netsianda
IN the 30 years since Aids was discovered, the disease has become a devastating pandemic, taking the lives of about 30 million people around the world.
Sables in Africa Cup final
From Paul Munyuki in Port Elizabeth, South Africa
THE Sables juggernaut continued on Tuesday afternoon when they beat hosts Tunisia 30-14 to earn their first ever Africa Cup final slot, writing another piece of history for the national rugby side who finished unbeaten last year.
Underdogs face topdogs . . . as Quelaton face leaders Bosso in derby
Ricky Zililo
CITY derbies always draw the best out of players and Sunday’s encounter between Castle Lager Premier Soccer League log leaders Highlanders and relegation threatened Quelaton could be explosive.
Masvingo companies urged to exhibit at agricultural show
Masvingo Correspondent
Companies in Masvingo Province have been called to take advantage of opportunities presented by the Masvingo Agricultural Show to showcase their products.
ZTA to take advantage of Tour de Tuli
Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) will use this year’s edition of Tour de Tuli cycling event to promote the diversity of the country’s culture to domestic and international markets.
Return of Zim dollar not priority — CZI
The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) has said the return of the Zimbabwe dollar must not be a priority as Finance Minister Tendai Biti prepares to present his mid-term Fiscal statement.
MDC-T not useful to Matabeleland’s needs
Mgcini Moyo
In the past few weeks, there has been a mass movement of supporters from MDC-T to the MDC led by Professor Welshman Ncube.
Zifa appoints technical team
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
ZIFA have appointed a six-member technical team that has been tasked with monitoring the performance of all national teams and clubs on national duty.
Concern over metal detectors’ impact on environment
Midlands Correspondent
THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has approached the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development to urgently come up with policies that curb serious land degradation brought about by