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FOREIGN News: Nigeria, Libya, US global news
Nigeria to launch inquest into temple collapse Nigeria said Friday that it will begin an inquest on October 13 into the cause of a church building collapse in Lagos
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‘Threat to tighten sanctions null and void’
The United States government’s threat to tighten sanctions on Zimbabwe over its cordial relations with Russia is illogical because one cannot demand loyalty and support from a country it has…
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‘Local athletes need funding’
VETERAN long-distance runner Abel Chimukoko has bemoaned the lack of support given to athletes preparing to represent the country at international competitions.
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Great Zim, Vic Falls, Jordan River in one place
Kuda Bwititi – Extra Reporter The story reads like a fairytale, no, like a classic religious narrative about dreams coming true.
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Time to heal the healing industry
Sharon Kavhu – Extra Correspondent Zimbabwe’s pharmaceutical industry has potential to supply some 70 percent of the country’s essential drugs requirements, the local Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Association (PMA) has said, but…
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More dancehall as wise waters flow
THE high-riding Zim dancehall artistes have been tasked with a mammoth mission of kick-starting proceedings at the inaugural Sunset October Beer Festival.
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BOXING: ‘You have talent, let me help’
INTERNATIONALLY acclaimed Namibian boxing promoter Nester Tobias believes Zimbabwe can produce more world champions and has vowed to work closely with local pugilists.
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Local is not so lekker
Enacy Mapakame – Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S top five supermarkets – OK, TM, Pick ‘n Pay, Spar and Food World – are reluctant to allocate more shelf space to local goods…
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Sweet sweet times in the Lowveld
Oscar Rusenga in Triangle THE Lowveld community is in an expectant mood as one of their football ambassadors, Triangle FC, step up to face Dynamos in the NetOne OneWallet Cup…
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No easy ride for returning batsmen, warns Mangongo
NATIONAL cricket team coach Steve Mangongo has warned returning batsmen Craig Ervine and Greg Lamb against expecting a smooth passage back into national team colours.