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Cavani out of Man Utd game, PSG confirm
EDINSON CAVANI will sit out the first leg of Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League encounter with Manchester United, the club confirmed yesterday saying the striker had sustained damage to a tendon…
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Man City destroy Chelsea 6-0
SERGIO AGUERO grabbed a hat-trick as Manchester City scored four times inside 25 minutes to thrash Chelsea 6-0 and leapfrog Liverpool again to top spot in the Premier League on…
adminI miss church, says Jah Signal
Award-winning dancehall artiste Jah Signal (real name Nicodemus Mutize) has revealed that he misses going to church because of his busy schedule.
Zim inflation to drop by October
Zimbabwe’s annual rate of inflation will drop drastically to single digit levels in October this year because the disparity between the baseline index for that month compared to the same period last year will be much lower, Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has said.
AU must fund itself, says ED
THE 32nd Ordinary Session of the African Union Assembly kicked off yesterday with President Mnangagwa challenging member states to equally share the burden of funding the continental body and wean it off the donor dependency syndrome.
FC PLATINUM REMAIN DEFIANT
FC PLATINUM touched down in the Guinea capital Conakry last night in a defiant mood, refusing to believe that their CAF Champions League dance is in comatose after only managing to collect a single point from a possible nine in the group stage.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Let us put dialogue over conflict
CELEBRATED African novelist Chinua Achebe writes in his novel “Things Fall Apart”: “When we gather together in the moonlit village ground it is not because of the moon. Every man can see it in his own compound. We come together because it is good for kinsmen to do so.”
AHFoZ hikes service fees
Medical aid societies under the banner of the Association of Healthcare Funders of Zimbabwe (AHFoZ) have agreed to up the fees payable to healthcare service providers with effect from today (Monday 11 February 2019).
Pope condemns human trafficking
VATICAN CITY. – Pope Francis yesterday urged governments to take decisive action against the $150 billion-a-year human trafficking business and the plight of millions of modern-day slaves.
Local vehicles for ministers, MPs
Government is weighing the option of purchasing vehicles for ministers and parliamentarians from local vehicle assemblers to promote the domestic industry and reduce foreign currency expenditure in line with austerity measures being undertaken.