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HARARE City Hornets won their case against the Basketball Association of Zimbabwe who had barred their foreign players from playing in the quarter-finals of the National Basketball Championships.
Hornets win case
HARARE City Hornets won their case against the Basketball Association of Zimbabwe who had barred their foreign players from playing in the quarter-finals of the National Basketball Championships.
Hornets win case
HARARE City Hornets won their case against the Basketball Association of Zimbabwe who had barred their foreign players from playing in the quarter-finals of the National Basketball Championships.
Hornets win case
HARARE City Hornets won their case against the Basketball Association of Zimbabwe who had barred their foreign players from playing in the quarter-finals of the National Basketball Championships.
Hornets win case
HARARE City Hornets won their case against the Basketball Association of Zimbabwe who had barred their foreign players from playing in the quarter-finals of the National Basketball Championships.
Hornets win case
HARARE City Hornets won their case against the Basketball Association of Zimbabwe who had barred their foreign players from playing in the quarter-finals of the National Basketball Championships.
Hornets win case
HARARE City Hornets won their case against the Basketball Association of Zimbabwe who had barred their foreign players from playing in the quarter-finals of the National Basketball Championships.
Hornets win case
HARARE City Hornets won their case against the Basketball Association of Zimbabwe who had barred their foreign players from playing in the quarter-finals of the National Basketball Championships.
Judgment in Mushore case reserved
The Labour Court has reserved judgment in the matter between Harare City Council and former NMBZ Bank chief executive Mr James Mushore who wants the city to pay him his salary and benefits after the local authority appointed him town clerk on April 1, 2016 before sending him on forced leave a week later.
Judgment in Mushore case reserved
The Labour Court has reserved judgment in the matter between Harare City Council and former NMBZ Bank chief executive Mr James Mushore who wants the city to pay him his salary and benefits after the local authority appointed him town clerk on April 1, 2016 before sending him on forced leave a week later.