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- Manicapost
- December 16, 2016
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Getting the right pair of underpants
Ann Ruthenburg — THE other day we were at a business meeting where the person leading the meeting distracted us in the wrong way. His manhood was pushing through his…
- Manicapost
- December 16, 2016
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Simple ways to complete more sales
Harry Welby-Cooke — Many businesses invest significantly in the production and marketing of their products and services. But once a customer is through the door and shows interest in a…
Une muromo wenyoka
TINOTENDA Mwari vanodonhedza nyoka kubva muBhaibheri muchechi kwaMuroyi. Nyoka imhandu yedu kubva kare, uye vanonyatsoverenga Shoko raMwari vanoziva kuti nyoka ndiyo yakashandiswa semuromo nesvikiro rekutanga naSatani paakaenda kuna Evha akanomunyengedza.
- Manicapost
- December 16, 2016
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Girls (12) sell themselves for drugs
A CITY centre street has been named as the ‘unofficial red light district’ of Britain with sex being sold at all times of the day.
Chiefs demand role in selection of food aid beneficiaries
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter CHIEFS and village heads have demanded that they be involved in the selection of beneficiaries and distribution of food aid to help curb corruption.
Zambezi Tour engages partners
Takudzwa Chitsiga, Harare Bureau ZAMBEZI Tour director Mike Mahachi is confident that they will retain all their partners for next year’s Zimbabwe Open Golf Championships after their contract came to…
Top clubs oppose World Cup expansion
Europe’s powerful football clubs have told soccer governing body Fifa that they are opposed to plans to expand the World Cup from its current 32 teams.
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- December 16, 2016
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Pitso Mosimane reaction to Jeonbuk defeat at FIFA Club World Cup
PITSO Mosimane says Mamelodi Sundowns now know where they stand in world football following their participation at the FIFA Club World Cup.
Chenjera njodzi
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DRC suspends top-flight football
The Democratic Republic of Congo has suspended its top-flight football league for one month over fears of match violence, the sports minister said yesterday, amid high political tensions.