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Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Business ReporterTHE Public Against Traffic Accidents Bureau has entered into a partnership with the National Railways of Zimbabwe, the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority, South Africa’s Spoornet, Mainline and Cross Border
Tongaat workers protest
Wenceslaus Murape Labour ReporterMore than 10 000 workers at Tongaat-Hulett Sugar subsidiaries Triangle Limited, Hippo Valley, Mkwasine and Mwenezana Estates have protested to their employer over a decision to bar them from
Djokovic bids for Australian Open hat-trick
SYDNEY — Novak Djokovic will grapple with his growing tennis rivalry with Andy Murray and the enduring powers of Roger Federer as he bids for the first Australian Open hat-trick of the professional era.
Race storm hits cricket
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ZIMBABWE Cricket convener of selectors Givemore Makoni yesterday made sensational claims that black technical staff could systematically be driven out of the game’s key structures, which deal with
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Media reports show that the 2012/2013 festive season has broken records for being the bloodiest ever for Zimbabwe. According to statistics, close to 1 100 accidents were recorded, claiming 200 lives
Asian markets jump on China trade data
HONG KONG. — Asian markets climbed yesterday after China released better-than-expected trade data that provide further evidence the world’s number two economy has emerged from a drawn-out