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DR HealthAlcohol has been named the world’s third greatest risk factor in the development of premature disease. This seemingly innocent drink is a staple in social gatherings but its effects often spills over into society as a whole. Alcohol’s intoxicating, toxic and dependence-producing properties play a
Mutosvori denies dating Miniehle
Barmet Mutosvori, the man believed to be head over heels with the late sungura ace, Tongai Moyo’s wife Miniehle Mukweli, says people were persecuting him for something he didn’t do. The Kwekwe businessman, who has business interests in shops, car sales and a mine, said he wasDudu faces jail
Blessing Masakadza Lifestyle WriterJAZZ sensation Duduzile Manhenga might be wowing patrons wherever she performs but the songbird confesses she is not at peace with herself.
The 32-year-old diva yesterday revealed that she feels burdened by the legal troubles she is facing in a pending court case after she allegedly ran
‘We’re moving towards a robot nation’
The Harare Institute of Technology embarked on a robotics programme to prepare and enthuse youths to science, engineering and technology programmes so that Zimbabwe can advance in science and engineering. Our Senior Reporter Peter Matambanadzo (PM) caught up with Harare Institute of Technology Vice Chancellor Engineer Quiton Kanhukamwe (QK) to talk about robotics, a branch of technology that deals with the design, construction, operation and application of robots and computer systemsWater crisis a blessing in disguise
Ghetto Blast Rosenthal MutakatiAcute water shortages that have literally taken the glitter off city life have come as a blessing in disguise, blowing the lid off the cauldron of love cheats, thieves and those who dabble in witchcraft. So heaven-sent appears this crisis that this writer wishes it could last longer. Were it not for the
HAB holding two-day provincial Level Two course
Ellina Mhlanga Sports ReporterTHE Harare Athletics Board are holding a two-day provincial Level Two course as part of their preparations for next year’s events. Harare are set to host the National Association of Secondary Schools Heads championships and the COSASA championships early next year and preparations are
Kickboxing preps begin
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Kickboxing Association have begun preparations for the national championships scheduled for early next month in the capital. The one-day event will be staged at Girls High School on November 3 with all provinces expected to compete. Participants will compete in 11 weight
Nhokwara happy to host Futures events
Ellina Mhlanga Sports ReporterTENNIS Zimbabwe administrator, Cliff Nhokwara, said they are happy to once again host Futures events after they were given the greenlight by the International Tennis Federation to host one such event next month. Last year the national association were granted their request to host the event
ST Johns coach speaks on defeat
Mbachi Mutukula-Maregere Sports ReporterST JOHN’S Prep coach Felix Mutare feels they should have won the day-night cricket tournament which they lost after a five-run defeat at the hands of Ruzawi at Lilfordia. Mutare, who has coached St John’s first team for four years, believes that they had the chances, which they wasted. “Well done to
Hellenic to host cricket festival
Sports ReporterFORMER national team captain Tatenda Taibu will grace the Hellenic School annual day-night cricket festival today. Lilfordia, Ruzawi, Springvale, Hartmann, Twin Rivers, Chipembere, St John’s Prep and the host Hellenic are the schools to feature at the festival. Hellenic School coach, Bobby