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- August 17, 2018
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Importation incentives underutilised
Getrude Mawire The commonly held belief is that imports are bad for the economy because they bloat the import bill and thereby resulting in a negative balance of trade (BOT).…
ZiMA scientific congress opens today
The 2018 edition of the Zimbabwe Medical Association (ZiMA) scientific congress aimed at promoting evidence-based medicine, will be officially opened today.
Boy (10) murdered in Honde
HONDE VALLEY police have arrested a man for the gruesome murder of a 10-year-old boy whose body he allegedly dumped in a stream, probably to conceal the heinous crime.
The Hawks intercept stolen vehicle
South Africa’s specialised crime busting unit, the Hawks, on Tuesday evening intercepted a stolen Toyota Fortuner worth thousands of dollars which was being transported to Malawi via Zimbabwe.
Good politics a prerequisite for development
Questions always arise whether good politics fosters development or not.
Atletico down Real Madrid
TALLINN. – Saul Niguez and Koke scored in extra-time as Atletico Madrid fought back to beat city rivals Real Madrid 4-2 and win the UEFA Super Cup in Tallinn on Wednesday night, as Julen Lopetegui got off to a losing start with the European soccer champions.
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The power of positive focus
Arthur Marara Continued (Part 3) Great people live their lives with great focus. I am very confident that you can turn around your business/life by harnessing the power of positive…
It’s not all about winning: PDV
KAMPALA – Zimbabwe’s head coach Peter de Villiers has said that he does not put too much attention to winning only, but rather good team play and player development.
‘Imhosva kuonerera amai nekuvabata nechikomba’
Kingstone Mapupu NYANZVI dzezvechivanhu dzinoti kana mwana akaona amai vake vaine chikomba haana mvumo kana kodzero yekuvabvunza. Vanoti kana mwana akabatikidza amai vake vachisasana nechikomba, haatenderwe kana kuzviti bufu kuna…
Man U refute Pogba, Jose rift reports
LONDON. – Manchester United yesterday took the unusual step to contact Sky Sports presenter James Cooper to set the record straight and refute reports that Jose Mourinho and Paul Pogba had been involved in a bust-up.