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LONDON. — Manchester United expect Zlatan Ibrahimovic to sign a new contract to stay at Old Trafford as early as this week, sources have told ESPN.
10 face death over assassination plot
DHAKA. – A Bangladesh court sentenced 10 Islamist militants to death on Sunday over a failed plot to assassinate Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina by detonating a huge bomb at one…
Aspindale Park Phase One complete
Africa Moyo Property Reporter — THE Phase One of the Aspindale Park housing project has been completed, with title deeds expected to be ready in the next few weeks, a top…
Morocco on Africa
RABAT. – Morocco’s king Mohammed VI said on Sunday that Africa “was and always will be a top priority for us.” “Morocco’s commitment to and interest in Africa are by no…
Council, residents clash over cemetery
From Munyaradzi Doma in Zvishavane Residents here are angry with the failure by the town council to maintain Mandava Cemetery that is now in a sorry state.
Taylor is a man torn apart
NOTTINGHAM. – Brendan Taylor admits the question of whether he will leave Nottinghamshire to return to Zimbabwe at the end of the season is tearing him apart. Taylor is in the…
Pioneer Transport secures investor
Business Reporters Pioneer Transport, a former Unifreight subsidiary, has secured an investor, Lamcent Capital Pvt Ltd as it seeks to enhance its operations. The transport company last week commissioned 10 trucks…
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- August 21, 2017
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P JAY Flames takes Byo by storm
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent A trendy, talented group of young men are slowly etching their names in Bulawayo’s urban music folklore as their ingenuity and harmony as a band has…
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- August 21, 2017
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$45m Nostro account backlog hampers bakers
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter THE National Bakers’ Association of Zimbabwe (NBAZ) has appealed to the Reserve Bank to clear over $45 million in Nostro account balances to ensure the…
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- August 21, 2017
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Female relatives rape men: Zim vulnerability survey reveals closely guarded secret
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent TWENTY percent of males who were sexually abused in the country’s rural provinces were violated by female relatives, according to a survey.