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Old Mutual continues to support art, culture
Arts Correspondent The arts sector has been receiving increased support from a number of corporations and this has increased their visibility and has promoted their sustainable development.
Winky D to perform at Masvingo campus concert
Kiyapili Sibanda, Showbiz Reporter Students from the Great Zimbabwe University will tonight have a rare opportunity to witness Winky D perform live during the NetOne OneFusion Campus Concert.
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Gokwe thrives on informal business
Taurai Mangudhla Proclaimed a Growth Point in 1980 under the Government’s growth points policy, Gokwe has rapidly progressed to secure town status in July 2007.
Prophet attempts suicide over sex
Gibson Mhaka IN a rather comical but disturbing incident, a married prophet with an apostolic sect in Binga allegedly attempted to commit suicide by takingA� cotton pesticide in shame after…
Zimbabwe slip in world rankings
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Warriors dropped two places on the world ranking table from 108 last month to 110, according to the latest Fifa Coca-Cola World Rankings released…
Nsukuzonke backs Streak
Nkosilodumo Ndebele FORMER Warriors and Highlanders striker Peter a�?Nsukuzonkea�? Ndlovu has rubbished racism allegations against recently sacked Chevrons gaffer Heath streak.
Havaropafadze, imharadzi
NDAKASANGANA neimwe nyaya inorwadza uye ndinovimba kuti vechidiki vazhinji vachadzidza kubva kwairi. Ndiri musikana wechidiki ane makore 19 ekuberekwa, ndinobva kumhuri iri nani. Hatina kana zuva ratakamborara nenzara uye hatina…
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Hwange power plant expansion starts May
Golden Sibanda State power utility Zesa is targeting to start construction works for the $1,4 billion capacity extension of Hwange Power Station by end of May and completion of the…
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Mahwindi bounces back at Telecel
Africa Moyo Former Telecel Zimbabwe CEO Francis Mahwindi, who was fired in 2013, has bounced back at the telecommunications firm, this time as a board member.
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ZSE bark grander than its bite
Diamonds and Dogs In our modern-day lives we want things to happen faster and faster . . . instant gratification has become the norm. So when something that we have…