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Leicester footballers in Bangkok to pay respects to Vichai
PLAYERS and staff from Leicester City were set to arrive in Bangkok yesterday to attend a mourning rite for the club’s chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, whose death last week in a…
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North Korea warns of return to nuke policy
North Korea has warned the United States it will “seriously” consider returning to a state policy aimed at building nuclear weapons if Washington does not end tough economic sanctions against…
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Uganda begins Ebola vaccinations
KAMPALA — Uganda says it will start to vaccinate some of its health workers against Ebola today, amid fears that the viral haemorrhagic fever could spread from Democratic Republic of…
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Christians in Egypt bury their dead after attack
Hundreds of Egyptian Christians attended a funeral service on Saturday after seven people were killed in an ambush by Islamic State militants of buses carrying pilgrims to a remote desert…
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Good times will soon roll – ED
President Mnangagwa yesterday exhorted Zimbabweans to unite and remain strong in the face of prevailing economic difficulties saying the challenges confronting the country will soon be overcome, paving way for an epoch of prosperity.
ED off to Guinea
President Mnangagwa left the country early today for Guinea on a State visit that will see Zimbabwe and the West African country digesting ways of strengthening relations in all spheres.
EDitorial Comment: Time business spoke against sanctions
We want to commend President Mnangagwa for standing firm on Government’s continued funding of Command Agriculture.
$300m shot in arm for power plants
India has extended a $333 million line of credit to Zimbabwe for the upgrade of Hwange Thermal Power Station and rehabilitation of Bulawayo Thermal Power Plant.
HAIL THE CHAMPIONS . . . Mapeza mines Pure Platinum again
TRAILBLAZING FC Platinum secured a second successive Castle Lager Premier Soccer League crown at Maglas with two games to spare as gaffer Norman Mapeza added another feather to his coaching profile.