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MELBOURNE. — Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams lived up to their billing as the world’s best tennis players at the Australian Open, but it was a tournament to forget for…
New hip hop kid on the block
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Upcoming hip hop artiste Joseph “Druce” Mhaka said he got his inspiration from Roki and Mafriq to get into the music industry. The musician released his…
Katy Perry turns Super Bowl into fashion affair
FOUR outfits and 22,000 crystals: Katy Perry turned her Super Bowl halftime performance into a fashion show Katy Perry kicked off her Super Bowl halftime show with a lot of…
National OSH policy embraces every sector
It is widely recognised that there are unavoidable risks to the safety and health of those who work underground, in factories, on construction sites and in many other high risk…
Gun thief granted bail
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter A Harare man who stole his father’s gun before being involved in an attempted robbery case was last week freed on $100 bail. David Takunda…
Noone can destroy Zanu-PF – Mutsvangwa
Liberty Dube in Mutare THOSE who intend to destroy Zanu-PF from within will never succeed because the party has a strong base that cannot be destroyed by individuals, Deputy Minister…
The West’s baloney about China-Africa cooperation
NAIROBI –– In recent years, the West has conjured up fantastic theories like “neo-colonialism”, “China is exploiting Africa’s resources,” etc, effectively throwing mud at China over its win-win cooperation with…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: New blood urgently needed at Zifa
The Zimbabwe Football Association board president Cuthbert Dube is under intense pressure to quit for failures during his term. The government has joined in the fray with Deputy Minister of…
President shrugs off detractors
From Caesar Zvayi in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia AFRICAN Union chairman President Mugabe says he is not worried about what the West will think or do about his chairmanship as his…
Mat fail!
Thandeka Moyo Chronicle Reporter FIFTEEN primary schools in Matabeleland South province recorded zero percent pass rate in the 2014 Grade Seven public examinations up from 13 the previous year.