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- December 19, 2018
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Fired!. . .United say enough is enough
Cape Town — Manchester United have sacked manager, Jose Mourinho, after their worst start to a season in almost 30 years, the club announced yesterday. The 55-year-old Portuguese’s last match…
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Spurs fan fined after throwing banana
London — A Tottenham fan was fined on Tuesday for throwing a banana skin at Arsenal forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang after a court ruled it was a targeted incident with a…
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Man dies receiving prayers at shrine
Walter Mswazie, Masvingo Correspondent A MAN died while receiving prayers from an Apostolic sect prophet at a shrine near Ngundu Growth Point. Police had to be summoned to disperse a…
adminCHUNGA SIMPLY STILL THE GREATEST
FORMER Zimbabwe captain Moses “Bambo” Chunga’s exploits on the field of play at his former Belgian soccer club Eendracht Aalst continue to get recognition, years after his retirement, when the club recently honoured him for his legendary contribution during his five-year stint there.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Publication of Motlanthe report a milestone
Yesterday, President Mnangagwa made public a report of the Commission of Inquiry into the August 1 post-election violence, also known as the Motlanthe Commission.
Cassava makes history
Cassava SmarTech Zimbabwe made history yesterday when it debuted in the market at a price of $1,50 per share, valuing the company at $3,8 billion.
‘Aug 1 post-election violence preplanned’…Army deployment justified: Motlanthe Commission
The Commission of Inquiry into the August 1 post-election violence, which left six people dead and destroyed property estimated at millions of dollars, has concluded that the violence was preplanned and that deployment of the military was justified.
Lutan Fyah expected today
Jamaican musician Lutan Fyah is expected in the country today ahead of his show with Morgan Heritage at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) on Friday.
TelOne pushes for debt takeover
GOVERNMENT should take over TelOne’s legacy debts amounting to $383 million to realise a meaningful value from the privatisation process which is underway, a senior company executive has said.