Ivai neruzivo rwemarimirwo efodya: zfu
SANGANO reZimbabwe Farmers Union rinoti varimi vanofanira kuve neruzivo rwakadzama pamusoro pemarimirwo efodya uye kuti varime minda yavanokwanisa kushanda kuitira kuti igove yemhando yepamusoro iyo inovapa pundutso.
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- Manicapost
- October 16, 2015
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Toure in frame for 5th Caf title
MANCHESTER City midfielder Yaya Toure is in the frame to win a fifth straight African Player of the Year award. Toure has been included on an initial list of 37…
- Manicapost
- October 16, 2015
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Beckham confident of United rebound
DAVID Beckham believes Manchester United’s trophy drought will not end up as bad as rival Liverpool’s. United has not won the Premier League since 2013 when Alex Ferguson was still…
Pope claims ‘greed is driving world to ruin’
Paris — Pope Francis yesterday called on the world to reject the “idolatry of money”, claiming that greed was driving societies to ruin.
State opposes ‘killer’ doctor’s bail application
Thandeka Moyo, Court Reporter PROSECUTORS have opposed bail in the case of a Mpilo Central Hospital doctor who was arrested last week for allegedly killing a nurse.
‘Chambers ane tarenda’
PER Mertesacker anofunga kuti mutambi weArsenal, Calum Chambers, ane tarenda rinonwisa mvura iro richamuona achinetsa zvikuru muPremier League uye anomuona achive mutambi wepamusoro.
- Manicapost
- October 16, 2015
- 25 views
‘She prepares lunch for my hubby’
Mercy Ngwebvu FAILURE to fathom the thought of having her husband being taken care of by another woman led an estranged Dangamvura woman to seek a protection order against her…
Pope claims ‘greed is driving world to ruin’
Paris — Pope Francis yesterday called on the world to reject the “idolatry of money”, claiming that greed was driving societies to ruin.
State opposes ‘killer’ doctor’s bail application
Thandeka Moyo, Court Reporter PROSECUTORS have opposed bail in the case of a Mpilo Central Hospital doctor who was arrested last week for allegedly killing a nurse.
- Manicapost
- October 16, 2015
- 87 views
Editorial Comment: Zimsec must strive to protect its credibility
IT’S apparent that the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council has not learned from previous experiences involving lost and leaked examination papers.