admin10 000 benefit in ILO projects
Diana Nherera Herald Reporter More than 10 000 youths from nine provinces have benefited from the International Labour Organisation’s income generating projects. Of the 10 000 youths, 2 385 are…
FC Platinum’s winning streak continues
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Hopkins shows age in lopsided loss to Kovalev
ATLANTIC CITY. — Sergey Kovalev punished 49-year-old ring legend Bernard Hopkins over 12 rounds on Saturday, unifying three light-heavyweight world boxing titles with a lopsided unanimous decision.
Rosberg wins Brazilian GP
BRAZIL. —Nico Rosberg held off Lewis Hamilton to claim his fifth victory of the season at the Brazilian Grand Prix yesterday. The German driver completed a clean sweep of all…
Chelsea not invincible
LIVERPOOL. — Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho refused to entertain talk of an unbeaten season after seeing his side strengthen their position at the English Premier League summit by winning 2-1…
Ebola inodya mazakwatira emari
MISHONGA iri kushandiswa mukurwisa kana kurapa chirwere cheEbola inonzi iri kudhura samare zvekuti hapana anoigona kuitenga kunyangwe kunyika dzakasimukira. Mumwe murapi wekuDallas, kuTexas kunyika yeUnited
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ARTS: Jah Prayzah like you have never seen before
Mukudzeyi Mukombe, known affectionately by his legion of fans as Jah Prayzah, will tomorrow release a DVD album for his last offering “Kumbumura Mhute”.
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- November 9, 2014
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Alternative treatment for gastrointestinal disease
How do you work, play, exercise and undertake other activities all in one day? Where do you get the fuel for your body? No doubt, it is from the food…
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- November 9, 2014
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FEATURE: A moral model – Zambian altruism since 1964
Professor Jameson Kurasha Zambia is a very special country to Zimbabwe. At their independence in 1964, under the leadership of Dr Kenneth Kaunda, the Zambians did something that surpasses all…
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- November 9, 2014
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Disconnections are a last resort: Zesa
The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company has vowed to temporarily seize disconnecting defaulters, saying the exercise will now only now apply to customers with “extreme circumstances”.