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HIGHLANDERS’ good run in the Ca-stle Lager Premiership soccer championship race continued unabated yesterday when they edged Gunners at
DeMbare triumph
Grace Chingoma Sports Reporter
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DENVER Mukamba revealed yesterday that he has put the disappointment of his failed move to South Africa behind him and his focus now is to
Agriculture key
Herald ReporterSouth Korea is committed to enhancing Zimbabwe’s agricultural production, the Asian country’s ambassador Mr Kwang-chul Lew has said.
He made the remarks last week at an event to mark the completion of an agricultural training institute in Seke communal lands by the Zimbabwe
ARV supply improves
Chinhoyi Bureau
THE supply of anti-retroviral drugs in Mashonaland West province has improved significantly in recent weeks but still remains below “ideal levels”.
Free eye surgery
Health ReporterA team of local and United States of America-based eye specialists is conducting free surgical operations in Harare. The programme ends on Friday.
Organised by Eyes for Africa in conjunction with Surgical Eye Expeditions International, the operations are expected to see restoration of eyesight to
Mayoress impressed
Agriculture ReporterHARARE Mayoress Mrs Fikile Ma-sunda has urged women and youths to participate in income generating projects. Speaking after touring the home industries hall at the Harare Agricultural Show last Friday, Mrs Masunda said she was impressed by exhibitions by women. “I am impressed by the
Fewer student nurses fell pregnant at Parirenyatwa: Report
Paidamoyo Chipunza recently in Arusha TANZANIA
THE number of students who fall pregnant while in training school at Parirenyatwa Hospital went down from 21 in 2009 to only two last year, an official has said. Presenting a paper on effectiveness of youth friendly family planning services introduced at the hospital in 2009 at the East, Central and
Lesotho PM to officially open show
Agriculture Reporter
LESOTHO Prime Minister Tom Motsoahae Thabane is expected to officially open the 102nd Harare Agriculture Show this Friday. Zimbabwe Agricultural Show Society public relations officer Ms Heather Madombwe said the Lesotho premier would tour some
Biti under fire for tribal slur
Herald Reporter
MDC-T secretary-general Mr Tendai Biti has come under fire for making tribal slurs against the Zezuru
Chief Zvimba in land row with 150 farmers
Innocent Ruwende Senior Court Reporter
CHIEF Zvimba, Stanley Mhondora, is embroiled in an acrimonious land wrangle with more than 150 people,