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Man U plots sensational £173m Neymar move
LONDON. — Manchester United are willing to meet Neymar’s £173 million release clause, according to sensational reports in Spain. Manchester United are ready to smash the world transfer record this…
adminZimasco in claims scandal
Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands Correspondent Over 80 percent of chrome mining claims ceded to Government by giant ferro chrome producer, Zimbabwe Mining and Smelting Company (Zimasco), have been exploited, while some are…
Duvillard slams Wisdom
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter ACES Youth Soccer Academy, the institution that groomed Wisdom Mutasa, believes the player’s move to Tanzania isn’t the best decision for his career. Mutasa signed for…
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Professionalism, diversity needed in local film industry
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Silverscreen Happy Tuesday!!! Good thing there is a lot of competition now on both local and regional television stations.
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- March 27, 2017
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Athletes need better preps, says NAAZ
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter NATIONAL Athletics Association of Zimbabwe director in charge of junior development, Silas Muringani, believes with better preparations there is still room for improvement by local athletes on…
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Why online courses are trending
Eleni Mourdoukoutas Correspondent Hundreds of university students in Nigeria, Sierra Leone, South Africa and other African countries took to the streets last year to protest against high tuition fees, lack of…
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Mata unfazed by tight schedule
MANCHESTER. – Manchester United’s challenge of playing nine games in April is not fazing midfielder Juan Mata.
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Fresh produce farmers slowly bleeding to death at Mbare Musika?
Obert Chifamba Agri-Insight Fresh produce farmers who come to sell the crop at Mbare Musika pay between 50c and 70c per box of tomatoes for transport depending on the transporter.If the…
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Towards a Sadc single visa
Kizito Sikuka Correspondent Imagine if all tourists to Southern Africa are encouraged to visit more than one country in the region.
150 Nigerians back home after Libya ordeal
LAGOS. – More than 150 Nigerians, some of them in tears, broke out in song as they touched down on home soil, after months stuck in Libya waiting to try…