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130 000 HIV patients resist drugs
Tichafara Bepe OVER 130 000 people living with HIV and Aids in Zimbabwe have become resistant to currently available anti-retroviral drugs.
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- SundayMail
- August 26, 2018
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130 000 HIV patients resist drugs
Tichafara Bepe OVER 130 000 people living with HIV and Aids in Zimbabwe have become resistant to currently available anti-retroviral drugs.
- SundayMail
- August 26, 2018
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A lion roars at Mandava
Mukudzei Chingwere in Zvishavane FC Platinum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Bulawayo Chiefs. . . . . .…
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Agric Show mania grips Harare
Tanaka Kadenge The 108th edition of the Harare Agricultural Show, which begins tomorrow, will prioritise local business promotion, and more than 400 Zimbabweans firms have already registered to participate.
Tasty treats at Mutare wine weekend
The Epicurean Mutare and the surrounding the Eastern Highlands deserve to benefit from the increasing levels of domestic and international tourism being enjoyed in Zimbabwe. In this week’s column and…
It’s a Zim Affair . . . Khama, Rusike, Bhasera square off . . .
IT will be a Zimbabwean affair when the MTN8 semi-final first leg explodes at the Lucas Moripe Stadium, with holders SuperSport United hosting Kaizer Chiefs tomorrow.
Twenty Years Later . . . they still sang, ‘There’s only one Moses Chunga’
EARLIER this week, something hugely significant happened in the world of music when the King of Pop, Michael Jackson’s smash-hit album “Thriller,” was finally toppled from its position as the best-selling musical album of-all-time.
DeMbare, Bosso for ED inauguration
HARARE giants Dynamos and CAPS United would have to fight another day in their Castle Lager Premiership clash with the famed derby being shelved yesterday to pave way for the DeMbare against Bosso showdown which will now be part of events to mark President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s inauguration at the National Sports Stadium tomorrow.
Cheetahs back in action
JUST over a month after their flirtation with the Rugby Sevens World Cup in the United States, Zimbabwe’s Cheetahs will return to continental duties when they assemble next week for a tour of Zambia that will kick start their Africa Cup preparations.
US-based star for Warriors squad
WARRIORS coach Sunday Chidzambwa has continued to cast his selection net wider and yesterday reached out to unheralded United States-based striker Luckymore Mkosana ahead of the national team’s camp for the African Cup of Nations trip to Congo.