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SAO PAULO. — Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal says two of his players refused to take the first penalty in their World Cup soccer semi-final shoot-out defeat by Argentina on…
Deven bidders shortlisted
Nhlanhla Dube and Clara Mawere Business Reporters Three bidders have been shortlisted to purchase Motec Holdings’ 100 percent shareholding in its coach building subsidiary company Deven Engineering.
Equina targets third major
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter AFTER breaking the Castle Tankard’s 16-year-wait for a filly to win the race and winning the OK Grand Challenge, Equina is expected to continue with her fine…
Gold inches up as greenback slips
SINGAPORE. — Gold edged up for a second session yesterday as the dollar weakened after minutes of the Federal Reserve’s recent policy meeting gave no indication of when US interest…
Overhaul NSSA
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Parliamentarians yesterday called for an overhaul of operations at the National Social Security Authority after it lost millions through poor investment policies that have prejudiced thousands…
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