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Shabanie Mine boss mocks DeMbare
Paul Mundandi, Harare Bureau SHABANIE Mine technical director, Taku Shariwa, has taken a swipe at Dynamos by describing the Glamour Boys as a team that lacks the experience needed to…
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- September 29, 2017
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Govt urged to provide swipe machines in rural areas
Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter THE Deputy Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Tapuwa Matangaidze has called on the Government to provide point of sale machines in rural areas…
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- September 29, 2017
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Zanu-PF Youth League executive to assess Byo’s preps for Interface rally
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent THE Zanu-PF Youth League national executive is set to visit Bulawayo province today to assess the province’s preparedness to hold the Presidential Youth Interface Rally.
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Bulawayo Metropolitan province come second in NASSAF medal haul
Sports Reporter BULAWAYO Metropolitan province were second to Harare in the first edition of the National Annual Science, Sport and Arts Festival held at the National Sports Stadium.
adminFights over seats caused violence
Raymond Jaravaza A ROW over occupancy of a stand at Mandava Stadium allegedly triggered a fallout between Highlanders and Harare City supporters that resulted in a section of fans storming…
Summer craze hits the streets
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Flair for women
WWE legend Ric Flair has sensationally claimed to have slept with 10 000 women a�� but insists he is not proud of sexual conquests.
Disabled peoplea��s abuse cases ignored
B-Metro Reporter . . Many disabled sexual abuse victims continue to have their rights trampled upon as families protect perpetrators, who in most cases are close relatives and breadwinners.
Two South African boxers stabbed in separate incidents
Two boxers were stabbed in separate incidents at the weekenda�s one to death and the other was left fighting for his life in hospital.
Komphela concerned
Kaizer Chiefs coach Steve Komphela admits his team need to improve their record at home and has questioned whether their struggles to pack out FNB Stadium is partly to blame.