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From Godknows Matarutse in Bindura
MINISTER of Youth Development, Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Saviour Kasukuwere has urged youths to take sport seriously during the Youth Games Youth Conference/Business forum at Hermann Gmeiner High School yesterday.Take sport seriously: Kasukuwere urges youths
From Godknows Matarutse in BINDURA
MINISTER of Youth Development, Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Saviour Kasukuwere has urged youths to take sport seriously. He made the remarks during the Youth Games Youth
Shot in the arm for Black Rhinos
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports ReporterZIFA Northern Region Division One log leaders Black Rhinos will today receive a shot in the arm when they get a sponsorship package from Savanna Tobacco Company. The army team, which is leading the
Young Warriors brace for hostile reception
Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE’S Under-20 football team are bracing for a hostile reception when they travel to Luanda, Angola for the return leg of the African Youth Championship, first round qualifier set for Sunday.
Zim trio sails into quarter-finals
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter
THREE top Zimbabwean players yesterday put up a good show when they booked their places in the quarterfinals of the International Tennis Federation South/Central Circuit currently underway at Harare
Blue Rangers breathing fire
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
LITTLE Blue Rangers may have conceded half a dozen goals in their first meeting with Dynamos this year but their new coach Partson Ndabambi has warned DeMbare of a major surprise in the two sides’
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Masvingo Bureau
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Seven perish in crash
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Draft Constitution: Politburo holds crucial meeting
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Analysts scoff at PM’s ‘diplomatic offensive’
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter
MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai is visiting southern African countries in what his party has called a “diplomatic offensive” ahead of the Sadc summit set for Mozambique next week.
He left Mozambique yesterday after meeting President Armando Guebuza and is now in Tanzania where he has a scheduled meeting with President Jakaya Kikwete today.
His deputy, Ms Thokozani Khupe, is expected to leave today for Zambia to meet that country’s political leadership.
Analysts have, however, scoffed at the “diplomatic offensive”, saying MDC-T was desperate to court support from regional leaders it has been openly attacking.
They said MDC-T’s decision to resort to Sadc was a result of its realisation that its traditional allies, the West, had lost confidence in the party.
Mr Tsvangirai, who missed this week’s Cabinet, left Harare on Tuesday for Mozambique.
Mr Guebuza is the incoming Sadc chairperson.
The MDC-T leader is expected to meet President Kikwete, the incoming chairperson of the Sadc organ on Politics, Defence and Security Co-operation.