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Walter Muchinguri and Faith Mabika
ONE of Africa’s fastest growing airlines, Ethiopian Airlines, yesterday unveiled its latest acquisition — the Boeing 787-800 Dreamliner in Harare.
The arrival of the giant 289-seater aircraft, the most technologically advanced commercial aircraft in the world, was a spectacle for both local and
Sri Lanka protests UK travel advisory
COLOMBO — Sri Lanka is planning to protest a travel advisory issued by Britain, which it insists will adversely impact thousands of British tourists to the country, a top official said here yesterday. A recent travel advisory issued by the UK Foreign Office warns British citizens of an upsurge inBlood spots on the rainbow
Mandy de WaalThe world’s most influential media weigh in on the Lonmin tragedy with analysis that points to South Africa’s growing class divide, and a tripartite alliance that’s becoming an unholy trinity for SA’s workers and the impoverished. “In scenes that evoked memories of some of the country’s
New technical set up for Young Sables
Paul Munyuki Sports ReporterTHREE changes have been made to the Zimbabwe Under-19 rugby technical side after assistant coach Godwin “Jaws” Murambiwa quit together with head of technical Rick Kershaw. Harare Sports Club coach Blessing Chiutare comes in as the assistant manager. Murambiwa, a former Sables
Sadomba rescues Al Hilal
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports EditorSPEEDY Zimbabwean international striker Edward Sadomba struck a vital second half goal to ensure his club Al Hilal secured a draw against bitter rivals EL Merreikh in a massive Sudanese Caf Confederation Cup Group A derby clash in Omdurman on Saturday night. Al Hilal, who opened their
Headmaster kills self over census
Midlands CorrespondentA headmaster at Mutsungi Primary School in Mberengwa District hanged himself when he was disqualified from training as a census enumerator after failing the prerequisite entrance test, police said yesterday. Aspiring enumerators were required to write a test and score at least 75 percent before
Zambezi Tour order of merit rivalry resumes
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports ReporterTHE rivalry in the race to lead the Zambezi Tour order of merit resumes again this week when professional golfers converge in Hippo Triangle and Valley. The players will have a practice round ahead of the US$42 500 Lowveld Pro-Am tomorrow at Triangle and Hippo Valley courses with several local