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- January 26, 2019
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Would you ditch your make up bag for your health?
Andile Tshuma on Health Could your daily beauty regime be killing you slowly, and softly? That’s a recent article that I read online after it was recommended by a friend.…
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- January 26, 2019
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Bulawayo Metropolitan Rugby games resume
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter RUGBY enthusiasts are in for a treat when the Bulawayo Metropolitan Rugby Football Board Under-21 tournament games resume at Hartsfield Ground this afternoon. The pick…
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- January 26, 2019
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Mtekede on Caf seminar
Rashiwe Murisa, Harare Bureau ZIFA technical director Wilson Mtekede believes Zimbabwean football will benefit immensely from the new trends of football management unveiled at the Caf technical seminar in Egypt…
adminGo well our hero Samanyanga
“My first musical composition was probably the cry I made when I was being born. I was born a musician,” — the greatest Zimbabwe’s musical export Oliver Mtukudzi told me during one of his rare interviews with local journalists at the time.
‘Training on dealing with corruption a must’
President Mnangagwa on Wednesday swore-in Mr Kumbirai Hodzi (KH) as the country’s substantive Prosecutor-General (PG). Prior to his confirmation, Mr Hodzi was Acting PG for six months. Our Senior Court Reporter Daniel Nemukuyu (DN) interviews the new prosecution boss on his constitutional mandate, vision for the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) and the fight against corruption.
Mawarire’s weekend in jail
Activist Evan Mawarire will spend the weekend in remand prison after the High Court deferred to next week its ruling on his application for bail.
Djokovic sets up tantalising Nadal final
MELBOURNE. — Top seed Novak Djokovic set up a tantalising Australian Open tennis final against Rafael Nadal by thrashing Lucas Pouille in a one-sided semi-final yesterday.
Public Service Comm gets 10 more buses
Government has allocated 10 more buses to the Public Service Commission (PSC) to facilitate the movement of civil servants to and from work.
Govt rescues Chitungwiza
Government, through the Civil Protection Unit, has released $197 000 and 5 000 litres of fuel to cash-strapped Chitungwiza Municipality to enable it to deal with sanitary issues in the dormitory town.
Be impartial, Govt tells rights body
GOVERNMENT has urged the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) to be impartial and investigate matters without bias, as expected of an institution set up to strengthen democracy in the country.