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Brazilian President Michel Temer has been indicted for corruption, money laundering and conspiracy to commit crimes, Brazil’s Federal Police said on Tuesday.
Hurricane Michael’s death toll climbs to 26 with dozens still missing
The total death toll caused by Hurricane Michael has jumped to 26 after police in the US state of Florida said Tuesday that another 12 bodies have been discovered, with dozens still unaccounted for.
ZFU launches tillage programme
Zimbabwe Farmers Union (ZFU) has launched a tillage programme to support farmers with tractors, ploughs, planters and disk harrows to enhance their agricultural activities ahead of the next farming season.
WHO convenes emergency meeting on Ebola outbreak
The World Health Organisation says it was convening a meeting on Wednesday to determine whether Congo’s latest Ebola outbreak constitutes a public health emergency of international concern.
Zim trio get Mzansi gigs
LEG-SPINNER Brandon Mavuta and all-rounders Sikandar Raza and Sean Williams have all secured contracts to play in the Mzansi Super League in South Africa in November and December.
Bako, Wasmuth hope for a miracle
THIS Saturday will see the staging of the final round of the 2018 South African National Motocross Championship series at Dirt Bronco in Krugersdorp where two of Zimbabwe’s top riders Emmanuel Bako and Regan Wasmuth will be hoping and praying for a miracle to happen as they fight to be crowned champions of the 65cc and 125cc High School classes respectively.
Diaspora: A low-hanging fruit ripe for picking
As the Government, private sector and other stakeholders put their heads together to quell the economic fires that threaten to consume the economy, it is critical that focus also be directed towards a critical constituency – the Diaspora.
Brazil beat Argentina
Brazil snatched a dramatic injury-time winner over Argentina with a header from Miranda in their international friendly soccer match in front of a sell-out crowd in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Tuesday.
ZACC warns of bogus investigators
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has urged members of the public to be wary of a group of criminals who are masquerading as their officers and extorting money from individuals in and around the city.
Schools told to renew health certificates
Schools here have been advised to have their health certification renewed by Government before re-introducing the supplementary feeding scheme to avert the spread of the deadly cholera.