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LONDON. — Marouane Fellaini insists Manchester United are confident of avenging the worst moment of Jose Mourinho’s reign when they return to Chelsea in the FA Cup quarter-finals tonight.
Zim suffer heavy defeats in Moza
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe senior women’s basketball team missed out on the opportunity to qualify for the AfroBasket Championships when they lost heavily to Mozambique in the qualifiers held…
Miners expose children to mercury
Walter Nyamukondiwa recently in KADOMA Studies have revealed high traces of mercury metal in women’s breast milk and fish in the gold mining areas of Kadoma and Chakari, exposing to…
Pep eyes silverware
MIDDLESBROUGH. — Pep Guardiola insists he is keeping all his options open as he pursues a trophy in his first season at Manchester City. Guardiola’s side are still in contention…
Suspected thief stabs police detail
Takudzwa Matambura Court Reporter A Harare policeman is battling for life at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals after he was stabbed several times by a suspect thief he wanted to arrest. Terrence…
Shedding ink on silenced histories
Christopher Farai Charamba The Reader As a student of history, I am always fascinated by the telling of historical African stories. The continent has a rich past which hasn’t been…
Basic consumer goods prices decline
Lionel Depute Herald Reporter Prices of basic consumer goods have declined marginally due to promotions on various goods in supermarkets as the nation adapts to the use of bond notes and…
Zim court Pakistan
Sports Reporter THE Minister of Sport and Recreation, Makhosini Hlongwane, is courting Pakistan sports kits and equipment manufacturers to invest in Zimbabwe. Hlongwane, who is currently in the Asian country,…
Coalition of rejects doomed — Chombo
Felex Share Senior Reporter Zanu-PF already has a solid coalition with the people of Zimbabwe ahead of the 2018 harmonised elections and a mooted alliance between Western-sponsored political parties is certain…
England to seize greatness
TWICKENHAM. — England rugby coach Eddie Jones challenged his side to achieve “greatness” by completing back-to-back Grand Slams after they retained their Six Nations title with a round to spare…