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Hello March!!! March is Women’s month and obviously you have to prove to us men that you can run the world, like your fellow woman, US singer Beyonce once sang.
Djokovic crashes out
ACAPULCO. – Rafael Nadal booked his semi-final spot at the Mexico Open tennis tournament by battling past Yoshihito Nishioka in straight sets, while top seed Novak Djokovic suffered another stunning…
Brooklyn Beckham is back
Rain, rain , rain go away. Come again another day.
Daylight robbery . . . Street kids turn Harare into a ‘haven of thieves’
Leroy Dzenga Features Writer Apick-up truck headed southwards slows down as it approaches Julius Nyerere Way and Jason Moyo Avenue traffic lights. The maddening rush hour traffic in Harare’s Central…
Tokwe-Mukosi dam level up
George Maponga in Chivi Tokwe-Mukosi Dam has so far collected nearly one billion cubic metres of water, enough to irrigate over 17 000 hectares, amid calls for Government to speedily…
Victory for women in customary law unions
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter— Women in unregistered customary marriages will now be awarded part of property accumulated during the subsistence of such unions following a recent landmark High Court…
Boost for Paralympics
Sports Reporter Zimbabwe National Paralympic Games received a major boost yesterday when the Sports Commission set up a fundraising committee to mobilise funds for next month’s games. The annual games will…
Mozambique truce extended
MAPUTO. – Mozambique’s Renamo opposition party and rebel movement extended a ceasefire by two months yesterday to allow further peace talks with President Filipe Nyusi’s government, raising hopes of an…
Science students get platform to shine
Runyararo Muzavazi/ Tanaka Vunganai THE Australian Embassy in Harare yesterday hosted the inaugural Africa Science Buskers Festival to inspire and develop a love for science among primary and secondary schoolchildren…
Being fit for the right purpose
Innocent Choga Fitness Column In the dark ages there was a movement that was linked with early Christians called Asceticism. This movement along with another movement called Scholasticism abhorred physical activity.