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Fredrick Qaphelani Mabikwa Successful Solutions CASES of child abuse are on the increase. The media, both electronic and print is awash these days with stories of child abuse. Just last…
Bafa tournament preps underway
Ngqabutho Moyo Sports Reporter THE Bulawayo Amateur Football Association (Bafa) board will today hold a meeting with Townshend and Butcher management in preparation for the annual tournament that is set…
Avoid complacency, Katsande warns teammates
Aaron Dube in Johannesburg, South Africa KAIZER CHIEFS midfield maestro Willard “Salt & Vinegar” Katsande has urged his teammates to avoid complacency in their home match against defending MTN Top…
90s hit Tombofara revisited
Bongani Ndlovu Showbiz Correspondent THE 90’s urban grooves hit single Tombofara by Calvin and Muzi is back with a bang with the duo teaming up after almost two decades to…
Another Vumelani Isangoma on the cards: Khuxxman
Bruce Ndlovu Showbiz Correspondent OVER the years, the country’s music industry has had its fair share of one-hit wonders. These are the artistes that, after one catchy tune that excites…
School boys drive sex industry, say hookers
Sukulwenkosi Dube Plumtree Correspondent PLUMTREE sex workers have revealed that most of their clients are secondary pupils who learn in schools around the town. This emerged during a National Aids…
Mom feeds teenage daughter worms so she could lose weight
A pageant mother from Florida fed her teenage daughter tapeworms to help her slim down for a competition, a nurse has revealed. Maricar Cabral-Osori told how she admitted the girl…
Mpilo turns away patients
Patrick Chitumba Senior Reporter A FOUR-DAY power outage at Mpilo Central Hospital has seen the country’s third largest health referral centre turning away patients, with staff only attending to emergencies.
Cops grab ‘rapist’ in church
Thandeka Moyo Court Reporter A RAPIST lost his freedom after turning up at a church where his victim worships, a court heard yesterday. Mduduzi Ndlovu, 30, of Nkulumane suburb in…
Australia defends detaining refugee children
Australia’s immigration minister has strongly defended his government’s policy of detaining asylum-seeker children in camps, saying it is “effective” in deterring others from boarding boats destined for its shores.